'Part thriller, part telenovela, a well-wrought tango noir' The Times'Vivid and unforgiving' Guardian____________A devastating train crash in the suburbs of Buenos Aires leaves forty-three people dead, but not Hugo Lamadrid, a criminal wanted for murder. He seizes his change to disappear, abandoning his possessions - and, he hopes, his identity - among bodies mangled beyond all recognition.As the police descend of the scene, only grizzled Detective Domínguez sees a link between the crash and his murder case. Soon, he's on Hugo's tail. But he hasn't banked on everything from the media to Hugo's mother-in-law getting in his way.This crackling, pacy noir shines a light on urgent social issues if you loved The Khan by Saima Mir or Lightseekers by Femi Kayode then you'll love Urgent Matters!____________READERS LOVE URGENT MATTERS!'If this novel by Paula Rodriguez is anything to go by Argentinian noir may be the next big thing''It is a perfect slice of Argentine Noir with a current of dark humour running through it and I would highly recommend picking this up if you are looking for a sharp, energetic and compelling read''The stand out element of the story was the fabulous character development. All the key players feel like they are pushing their way out of the book into my world'FURTHER PRAISE FOR URGENT MATTERS'Written in the taut, clean style of the classic pulp noir' Irish Times'Evokes the teeming metropolis of Buenos Aires in a vibrant fashion' Crime Time'Frenetic pace and a hypnotic, disturbing plot... An essential read' Agustina Bazterrica, author of Tender is the Flesh