In New York, a woman's body was found in a seedy hotel. After a few days in an acid bath, without teeth, without fingerprints, the body is no longer recognizable. This is a murder according to a book, and I wrote this book.
In Saudi Arabia, a boy rushes to the city square, where the crowd gathers to witness the beheading of his father.
In Afghanistan, on the top of a remote mountain, a young doctor conducts a horrific experiment. The experiment is successful.
In Paris, life is beautiful. Most of the time.
In Gaza, a missile misses the target.
In Turkey, in the beautiful and peaceful Bodrum, a local police officer must take care of a curious person.
Only one path passes between all these places. And only I can walk in it.
Alone in the Theater of Death is the first book by Terry Hayes, the first in a series. The book was a bestseller immediately upon its publication, sold in more than twenty languages, and received rave reviews.
Terry Hayes He is an award-winning screenwriter. He grew up in Australia, and for many years was a journalist. He lives in Switzerland with his wife and their four children.
