Las Que No Duermen Nash - Dolores Redondo.epub -

: Set in March 2020, the story captures the mounting tension of the COVID-19 lockdown, adding a layer of claustrophobia to the already hostile and mythical territory of the valleys. Characters and Connectivity

: The title Las Que No Duermen ("Those Who Don't Sleep") honors women who resisted oppression throughout history, specifically those who defied medieval laws forbidding women from being awake at night.

Nash Elizondo is introduced as a complex, empathetic protagonist whose name itself refers to forensic causes of death. Long-time fans of Redondo will be thrilled to see , the protagonist of the Baztán Trilogy , appearing in a supporting role, linking this new narrative to the author's previous international bestsellers. Las Que No Duermen NASH - Dolores Redondo.epub

The story follows , a forensic psychologist investigating the origins of a witchcraft legend in the Legarrea pit cave. Her research takes a chilling turn when she discovers the remains of Andrea Dancur, a young woman who vanished three years prior. This discovery is explosive because another person is already serving time for the crime, forcing authorities to reopen a case that the community would rather keep buried. The investigation proceeds on two distinct fronts:

: Exploring local mythology, including legends of "red bulls" guarding the underworld and the history of women accused of witchcraft. Key Themes and Setting : Set in March 2020, the story captures

: Rigorous forensic analysis and psychological profiling.

: The novel is deeply rooted in the folklore of Navarra. Redondo draws inspiration from real events, such as forensic discoveries made in 2016 that linked modern crimes to centuries-old beliefs. Long-time fans of Redondo will be thrilled to

Readers can find the official Spanish edition of Las que no duermen NASH on Amazon or through the author’s official site . For those tracking their reading progress, reviews and ratings are available on Goodreads . the highly awaited new novel by Dolores Redondo