Institute: FBI Hynreck and the Montana Fishing Club - Vol. 1
About this audiobook
Myra, Senator Lawrence's eldest daughter, committed suicide in a classroom at the SAHISICA Boarding School (Sant Andrews of the Hills Institute for Self-Improvement and Catholic Achievements), of which little is known about its inner workings, except that the graduates are who will lead the United States in the next generation.
Agent Hynreck of the FBI, a former legend of the agency, to the point of having been considered in his time to occupy the Directorship of the Bureau and now fallen into disgrace and alcoholism, will be summoned by an anonymous letter to be the one to unravel the mystery behind that a young woman who seemed to have it all took her life in such a spectacular way.
The young and energetic Special Agent Henshaw in charge of Hynreck as his superior officer and babysitter, faces the double task of trying to unravel if behind the almost impossible death of the Sahisican inmate there is something more to investigate, and if Hynreck has something to do with it.
On the other hand, two sects with the same goals and opposite methodologies, the Corpus Christi and the Templars, dispute the fate of the World Order as if it was on chess board.
About the author
Between 2005 and 2007, Marcel Pujol wrote twelve works on the most varied topics and in different genres: thrillers, epic fantasy, short story compilations, and also essays on such serious topics as hysteria in parenthood or the Uruguayan prison system. In 2023 he takes up the creative pen again and has already written four new novels... And he is going for more!
This author cannot be identified with any genre, but he does have a very marked style that runs through his work:
- The plots are captivating
- The dialogues between the characters have an agility and adrenaline typical of action films
- The main characters progress through the work, and the being that emerges from the novel may have few points of contact with who he was at the beginning
- There are no perfect characters. Even the main ones range from antiheroes to characters with notable qualities, perhaps, but imperfect ones. A little like each of us, isn't it?
