L’angelo mietitore

Turin, late summer. A disturbing discovery in Valentino Park calls Inspector Giulio Di Biase back to duty, after months spent isolated in his grief. At the same time, in Seoul, Inspector Park Min-ho faces a crime strikingly similar in its details.
Two distant cities, two broken men, a single trail of murders marked by enigmatic rituals and recurring symbols. When Di Biase and Park’s investigations intersect, they realize they are pursuing the same hand—a killer capable of striking while leaving almost nothing behind.
Joined by a young anthropologist, a forensic pathologist, and an unconventional biblical scholar, the two inspectors descend into a world shaped by obsession, twisted faith, and shattered identities. As the line between truth and madness grows ever thinner, a fragile but crucial alliance forms between Giulio and Min-ho—the only lifeline in approaching the truth and a killer who seems to know their deepest wounds.
A dark and tense thriller, where every clue opens new abysses and the past comes back to claim its price.