by Carles Porta · RESERVOIR BOOKS · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788418897757
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In the heart of the Pyrenees, on the border with Andorra, lies Tor, a town marked by smuggling and history. In 1896, the original thirteen families imposed a rule to preserve communal property: keep the home fire always burning. However, over time, life in Tor became complicated, and hatred took root among its inhabitants for a century. In 1995, a judge ruled that the mountain belonged to a single neighbor, Sansa, who was murdered five months later. Carles Porta, after almost thirty years of investigation, reveals all his discoveries in an exceptional account of this unresolved crime, discovering a mythical scenario that reflects the history of humanity.
Carles Porta i Gaset is a Catalan journalist, producer, director, screenwriter and writer, specialized in crime journalism and investigation.
