Prussian Blue

From the author of Els Ambaixadors (The Ambassadors), a magnetic, effervescent and passionate novel about contemporary Andorra.
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The corpse of a woman appears near the border of Andorra. Andreu Boix, known as Andreu the widower, a policeman with little vocation, sad and in mourning for the death of his wife in a car accident that occurred because of him, has to take the lead in the investigation.
From that moment, in the small and ancient Pyrenean country, the old badly resolved stories begin to reappear. There are discoveries and reunions. A spark of hope. And it snows, too.
Blau de Prússia (Prussian Blue) is a work about losses, personal and collective. The curious reader will be immersed in a magnetic, unusual and passionate novel. Albert Villaró won the 2006 Carlemany Prize with this novel, which consolidated him as one of the most original and suggestive voices in current Catalan narrative.

An unusual plot of political intrigue.