Tomás Nevinson, a retired MI6 agent, is working for the British Embassy
in Madrid when his former handler, the sinister Bertram Tupra, offers
to bring him back inside for one last assignment. His mission: to catch
and, if necessary, kill a terrorist gone to ground in Northern Spain
after bombings in Barcelona and Zaragoza. The trouble is there are
three suspects – all women – and it may not actually be any of them. To
find out, Nevinson must move incognito to the small town where the
three women separately live, and become an intimate friend to each, in
the hope of uncovering a clue . . .
A philosophical thriller with a climate of suspense to rival le Carré
and a psychological depth that is purely Marias’s own, this is a novel
that explores the deepest of human questions: in what circumstances can
killing be called just?
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