Blind Man of Seville (Javier Falcon Thrillers) - Tapa dura

Investigating the brutal murder of an artist's son, the first of several victims, detective inspector Javier Falc=n reads the artist's journals and learns several disturbing truths before realizing that he is the killer's next target. 75,000 first printing.

Robert Wilson is recognized as a master mystery and thriller writer

“Wilson has a preacher’s gift for the language of pain and great compassion for people caught up in the crucible of war.”
-New York Times Book Review

“Wilson demonstrates, as Graham Greene did long ago, that thrillers are the liveliest, most gripping, most thought-provoking literary enterprises going today. The most readable too, when penned by a master spinner like Wilson.”
-LA Times Book Review

“The British seem to breed terrific mystery and thriller writers with astonishing ease—think of everyone from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, to Agatha Christie, to John Le Carré and P.D. James. The latest import about to catch fire in the U.S.? Robert Wilson.”
-NY Post

"A highly evocative writer whose sense of place is nearly as acute as his talent for characterization."
- The Raleigh News and Observer
“Le Carré’s equal when it comes to plotting, piling surprise upon surprise and keeping the reader guessing until the bittersweet ending.”
-Denver Post
|Robert Wilson is recognized as a master mystery and thriller writer

“Wilson has a preacher’s gift for the language of pain and great compassion for people caught up in the crucible of war.”
-New York Times Book Review

“Wilson demonstrates, as Graham Greene did long ago, that thrillers are the liveliest, most gripping, most thought-provoking literary enterprises going today. The most readable too, when penned by a master spinner like Wilson.”
-LA Times Book Review

“The British seem to breed terrific mystery and thriller writers with astonishing ease—think of everyone from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, to Agatha Christie, to John Le Carré and P.D. James. The latest import about to catch fire in the U.S.? Robert Wilson.”
-NY Post

"A highly evocative writer whose sense of place is nearly as acute as his talent for characterization."
- The Raleigh News and Observer
“Le Carré’s equal when it comes to plotting, piling surprise upon surprise and keeping the reader guessing until the bittersweet ending.”
-Denver Post