Is the inspector's shameful past about to catch up with him?
Buenos Aires, 1985. Inspector Emiliano Vazquez is in trouble—the Truth Commission investigating Argentina’s ousted military junta has accused him of being an accessory to mass murder.
Imprisoning every officer complicit in the Dirty War would cripple the country’s police force, so Emil is offered a choice: submit to psychological ‘correction’ or face the courts. Confronting his role in the junta’s crimes against humanity was inevitable, but what's with the psychologist's strange questions about evolution and bumblebees?
At least Emil is free to marry Maria. Or he was until his forensic pathologist fiancée uncovers a freshly mutilated corpse. Worse, the search for answers leads to a sinister cult exploiting the atrocities the Truth Commission aims to expose.
Can Emil stop this new evil, or has a higher authority already decided his fate?
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