El Hombre Equivocado

John Katzenbach

Ediciones B, Feb 1, 2008 - Fiction - 443 pages

Bestseller Katzenbach manages the impressive feat of taking a thriller cliché and using it as the basis for a powerful and complex story. The one-night stand that Ashley Freeman, a Boston art history grad student, has with Michael O'Connell, a determined psychopath, leads to dire consequences. O'Connell quickly moves to obsessively control every aspect of Ashley's life, coupling a relentless will with ingenuity and computer skills.

About the author

John Katzenbach is the New York Times bestselling author of nine previous novels: the Edgar Award—nominated In the Heat of the Summer, which was adapted for the screen as The Mean Season; The Traveler; Day of Reckoning; Just Cause, which was also made into a movie; The Shadow Man (another Edgar nominee); State of Mind; Hart’s War, which was also a major motion picture; The Analyst; and The Madman’s Tale. Katzenbach has been a criminal court reporter for The Miami Herald and Miami News and a featured writer for the Herald’s Tropic magazine. He lives in western Massachusetts.

Bibliographic information

• Title: El Hombre Equivocado
• Author: John Katzenbach
• Translated by: Rafael Marin Trechera
• Publisher: Ediciones B, 2008
• ISBN: 8466633391, 9788466633390
• Length: 443 pages
• Subjects: Fiction / Thrillers / General; Fiction / Thrillers / Suspense