Dolores Redondo will publish her new novel ‘Waiting for the Flood’ on 16 November.

Between 1968 and 1969 years, The killer, who the press calls Bible John, killed three women in Glasgow. He was never identified and the case is still open today. In this novel, in the early 1980s, Scottish police inspector Noah Scott Sherrington makes his way to John Biblia, but a last-minute heart failure prevents him from arresting him.

Despite his fragile health and medical advice, and his superiors’ refusal to follow the serial killer, Noah pursues a premonition that will take him to Bilbao in 1983, just days before his death. destroys the city.

Self-described “author of storms”, Dolores Redondo returns with this novel based on true events. It depicts a time in utter political and social ferment as it rescues one of the greatest storms of the last century.

“This is a nostalgic homage to a work culture for a time when radio was one of the few open windows to the world and above all to music. It is also a song about the friendship of the gangs and the love stories born of a premonition,” the editorial wrote.

‘Waiting for the Flood’ will be broadcast simultaneously in Catalan by Columna Edicions. Dolores Redondo (Donostia-San Sebastián, 1969) is the author of the “Baztan Trilogy”, which has three parts: “The Invisible Guardian”, “The Legacy in the Bones” and “Tender to the Storm”. three million readers

Between 2017 and 2020, three movie adaptations were released, currently available on Netflix. The trilogy was followed by ‘Todo esto te daré’ (Planet Prize 2016). He released ‘La cara norte del corazón’ in 2019 and returns to the Baztán universe, whose adaptation is in development as a television series in Hollywood. In 2021, his first novel ‘Angel’s privileges’ was reprinted. Today, there are 38 languages ​​in which his works are translated around the world.