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The Sociocultural Roque Baños Centre, welcomed yesterday the filing of the last work of yeclano writer Claudio Cerda, "A worse world," a thriller that has been in business three weeks and aims to become one of the stories year of this genre, as well happen with the two previous titles published by the author.
A worse world, is the story of Roberto Cusac, recycled former police detective, drunk and lonely, who is obsessed by a case that destroyed his career, his marriage and his soul: the disappearance of her 6 year old son, Jaime, who never found.
He has gone over a thousand times and always tracks take you anywhere.
When he was commissioned to look for a missing girl, her injuries seem reopened, but an aura of hope and fuzzy feeling that fate gives you a second chance again enliven his instinct to play one last game of double or nothing.
With this direct language that caresses the loneliness of the protagonists and bare their souls, Claudio Cerda offers a thoughtful story about abandonment and loss, a detective novel that delves fearlessly into the pain and the impossibility of forgetting.
Degree in Sociology from the University of Alicante, Claudio Cerda has worked as a writer, cartoonist and writer.
He has participated in dozens of anthologies and won numerous awards for his stories.
Before "A worse world," Cerdan and approached the literary success, with publications such as "The Country of the Blind", or "One Hundred Years of Forgiveness," a finalist for the 2013 Awards for Best LeeMisterio.com Novela Negra winning work in the category of Best Cover also appeared recommended as one of the best crime novels of 2013 for El País.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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