Nests Die in Winter

Résumé du livre

The literary world has a very particular form of expression for every type of behavior carried out by mankind. Some of these are coveted power as the ultimate goal, the pressing right to retaliation in revenge, love as an instrument of deception to unfairly climb the social ladder, the levels of corruption in every part of society as well as many other forms we can infer from those already mentioned. All of this takes on the magic touch of the word in the work of literary fiction "Nests die in winter". This work is presented to the reader as a story of occurrences in which the characters carry out good, bad and perverse actions that affect their lives without the possibility of redemption. In some readers, the story will leave them with the memory of the existence of a perverse intelligence whose concealment is the shadow that embraces the action that due to the possibly of it being true is hidden in the plot; which leads us to think of what substance makes up the spirit of modern man which like in every other period of time ends up envying from the those in power, their way of dreaming, doing and carrying out ambitions without limits or opposition. For others, the work will reveal to them a certain kind of deceiving intelligence that has never ceased to exist, which supplies the thief with ideas to commit the perfect crime and make his own an innocent man's brilliant invention who justice winds up labeling as a thief while the powerful world of oil opens its doors to the true criminal facilitating his access to the power of the international automotive industry, contracts for billions of dollars that the government and NASA contribute to the development of space travel, actions that intertwine money with characters who never had the slightest limits to make sure their power overcomes the fundamental ideals of the most civilized country on earth. It is the triumph of evil over universal good with the predominance of economic gluttony that is masterfully revealed in those who have it all, but always want more. This work is narrated in simple language because it has the intention to induce the mind to seek the plot of a loving mistake that involves the most corrupt character who in the end finds himself facing the owner of the G.P.C. Co., which leads the reader to try to intuit the unexpected end of the story.