by Juan Madrid · Alianza · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788491046257
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«Perros que duermen» is the crime novel by Juan Madrid, published by Alianza in paperback (432 pages, in Spanish).
The plot begins in 2011, when journalist Juan Delforo inherits the story of Dimas Prado, a deceased Falangist police commissioner with a secret past. The narrative goes back to Burgos in 1938, where Prado investigates the murder of a young prostitute at the hands of a Nationalist leader, and to Málaga in 1945, when he intercedes for Delforo's father, a Republican soldier sentenced to death in exchange for information. Hidden loyalties and truths of Francoism connect both eras.
Contemporary work of fiction within the Alianza Literaria (AL) imprint. Juan Madrid is one of the leading exponents of Spanish and European crime fiction.
For readers of crime and historical fiction interested in the wounds of the Spanish Civil War and postwar period.
Juan Madrid is a Spanish writer, journalist and script writer.
