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Ibon Martin: "Low tide reveals all secrets"
The Donostiarra writer returns to the landscapes of Euskal Herria with his tenth novel, Bajamar, a new thriller that brings to Lekeitio the tensions between tourism, property speculation and life in the country.
After finishing the series of eight novels about ErtzainaAne Cestero with Alma negra, the Donostiarra writer changes the stage and places at the center of the story Jon Agirre, a family doctor who recently arrived in the coastal town from Madrid, where he will investigate the death of an influencer for sustainable tourism.
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