Desecration: The second survey of the department V

We find our Inspector Carl Morck Assad and his assistant in the process of dissecting a dossier submitted by an anonymous hand on the desk, about a story that has already found its denouement. There are twenty, a brother and sister were brutally murdered in a country house, the offender has admitted the facts, allowing to clear a group of young and very rich snobs, incidentally guilty to satisfy their instincts vilest practicing hunting parties with dubious Trophies.

So this little elitist club was never bothered and prospered, now forming the new rising powers and influential. Carl, he's intrigued but not really motivated. Only when his superiors try to chill it will seriously get involved in this sordid affair. He has noticed that the only woman in the group, complicit in their vices, disappeared from circulation and would re-emerged as SDF around the station. He commissioned Assad for contact, however they are not the only ones on the trail because his former cronies are determined to get their hands on this Kimmie. The key to the puzzle?

As much as I enjoyed finding the characters, the department V, all the little secrets of each other, follow the stories that unfold in the shadow, so I was fairly excited about the criminal intrigue in itself . Too murky, polluted with sordid details, distilling a stale suspense, playing with our heartstrings, brief investigation is not particularly thrilling. Moreover, the author exaggeratedly blackened portrait men to shoot, which accentuates the feeling of discomfort. So damper on the plot and armholes, but I hope that the third volume will resume the bull by the horns.