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★This book is created by Spanish best-selling female writer Mar Goizueta Díaz. Her writing is grotesque and full of fantastic imagination, giving readers an excellent reading experience!
★This book is a novel where good and evil go hand in hand. Police investigation and magical reality are intertwined. The suspenseful and poetic black novel gives us the charm of empathy and leads us to madness and the unknown.

When the hunger for death awakens the monster, the world should tremble.
A corpse hanged in an abandoned factory and some old bones covered with flowers in the middle of nowhere tell the story through a woman who knows not knowing and a police team that will carry out their investigation in a town that hides many secrets and whose habitants have their roots in the history of the town and the forests that surround it, a place with a mythology originated in the depths of ancient times.
"Flowers for a dead girl" («Flores para una niña muerta») a novel in which good and evil walk hand in hand, the police investigation and magical realism are mixed and the suspense and noir novel do not leave to one side the beauty of the poetry and the fascination we all feel towards madness and the unknown.

Mar Goizueta Diaz
Graduated from the Complutense University of Madrid, Spain, majoring in prehistory and art history. Her love of arts and culture has brought her closer to music and literature, combining work in advertising and social media with different careers in music promotion and publishing. Naturally enthusiastic and lively, she has been involved in several literature-related projects in addition to her writing, including creating a literary podcast, speaking at schools, and serving as a judge for the Coca-Cola Short Story Young Talent Competition for many years. Her first novel, Queen in the world of nightmares, won the first Amaltea Fantasy Award, for which she was selected as the Best Emerging Writer of the European Science Fiction Association in 2019. In the same year, she published her first short story collection "Between Dreaming and Waking" and essay collection "Storm and Power". At the end of 2020, she published "Where Fairies Don't Adventure". In March 2021, she published her novel Welcome to the freak show, which has sold as an e-book and audiobook. In April 2022, her new book "Flowers for a dead girl" will be published. She is currently working on several international anthologies.