Game of the Invisible: A Political Thriller Set in Brazil

A manifesto. An anonymous face. A distorted voice. And a single sentence that sets a country on fire: "The church will fall. One by one." Conrad Conti is the rising star in São Paulo's mayoral race. He is a candidate who built his entire campaign on one promise: he is the man who came from the people. No political dynasty. No inherited fortune. Only his word. Until the morning he wakes up to find his own face seemingly responsible for an unthinkable attack. As Conrad's career and life implode under the weight of accusations, a forgotten ghost from Brazil's past quietly moves his pieces on a board only he can see. Known only as the General, he pulls strings in the shadows, turning fear into a weapon and democracy into a game. Aurora Muniz, a relentless Federal Police special agent, is assigned to the case. She quickly discovers that nothing about this terror campaign is what it seems. Witnesses vanish. Files are erased. Powerful people insist she drop the investigation. But the deeper Aurora digs, the clearer one thing becomes: the invisible enemy is always one step ahead. When the truth threatens those who hold power, it no longer matters who pulled the trigger. It only matters who will be sacrificed for the crime. Game of the Invisible is a fast-paced political thriller set in contemporary Brazil, perfect for readers who love dark conspiracies, media manipulation, and stories where the real enemy is never the one you think.

Pagina's: 339, Paperback, Caio Colognesi