After giving rest to Ane Cestero, surely forever, Ibon Martín (Donostia, 1976) returns with an independent, self-conclusive novel, in which the protagonist is not a police officer, but a doctor who settles down in Lekeitio to try to heal the wounds that the exercise of his profession has caused him. There, in the village of the Biscay coast where he summered as a child and who now tends to travel at dawn, he recovers his calm little by little, u…
After giving rest to Ane Cestero, surely forever, Ibon Martín (Donostia, 1976) returns with an independent, self-conclusive novel, in which the protagonist is not a police officer, but a doctor who settles down in Lekeitio to try to heal the wounds that the exercise of his profession has caused him. There, in the village of the Biscay coast where he summered as a child and who now tends to travel at dawn, he recovers his calm little by little, u…