Verónica Rosenthal Books in Order
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Verónica Rosenthal books in publication order
4 books
The Best Enemy
by Sergio S. Olguín
The execution of a former magazine director and his ex-partner is dismissed as a botched burglary. Reporter Verónica Rosenthal suspects their investigation of corruption instead, pursuing links between influential Argentine businessmen and a figure implicated in atrocities abroad.
The Foreign Girls
by Sergio S. Olguín
After two women she befriended on holiday are murdered following a party, journalist Verónica Rosenthal refuses to trust the local investigation. Pursuing the truth takes her into northern Argentina’s entrenched violence against women and networks of corruption.
The Fragility of Bodies
by Sergio S. Olguín
A train driver’s suicide and disturbing confession lead Buenos Aires journalist Verónica Rosenthal to investigate deaths on the tracks. Her search uncovers powerful men exploiting impoverished children, drawing her into dangerous territory that the authorities would rather ignore.
There Are No Happy Loves
by Sergio S. Olguín
Journalist Verónica Rosenthal investigates a crash survivor’s claim that his wife and daughter are still alive. A separate discovery of transported human remains draws her toward a conspiracy connecting powerful political, medical, and religious institutions.
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