Maze Girl

Guillaume Musso's novel "The Labyrinth Girl" is one of his most thrilling and exciting works.
It begins with a captivating cinematic scene: the famous Italian heiress, Oriana Di Pietro, lies on the deck of the "Luna Blue" yacht, basking in the sun. After many months of lost hope and feeling the end was near, things were finally turning in her favor, promising a brighter tomorrow. But this moment of calm doesn't last, as the scene suddenly turns into a nightmare. Within minutes, Oriana is subjected to a violent attack that ends in her mysterious death.
Thus begins a complex investigation led by Detective Justine, who faces personal and professional challenges to uncover the killer amidst a web of intertwined and misleading narratives. Who killed Oriana Di Pietro? Could it be her husband Adrian, the mysterious and charming pianist? Is it Adele, her friend first, and later her enemy? Both claim to be telling the truth, but their truths have nothing to do with reality.
With his usual brilliance, Musso weaves a tight plot that keeps the reader in suspense until the very last line.