A political thriller about power, silence, and the things we bury in concrete. Marcos Colón comes home after twenty-six years to run for mayor — and the three towers that made him hold something worse than a corrupt politician.
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Twenty-six years ago, Marcos Colón left Puerto Rico after his friend died of overdose. He told nobody what really happened. He moved to Tampa, built a life, married a woman who loves him, made enough money to forget where he came from.
Now he's back. Running for mayor of the same town. Against the same man — Don Willy Cabrera Fonts — who has controlled it for sixteen years through fear, favors, and the kind of silence concrete buildings learn to keep.
The three towers of Residencial Los Claveles are still standing. So is Jesenia, the girl Marcos loved before everything broke. So is the question of what really happened to Tony.
This is a novel about the campaigns we run in public and the ones we run in our own heads. About what a town buries to survive. About a man who came home thinking he'd come to win an election, and finds out he came to bury the body again.
Set against the real architecture of Ponce, Puerto Rico — the ceiba trees, the basketball courts, the storefronts run by people who remember everything — Nobody Saw Anything is the debut English-language novel from a Puerto Rican author with nine books in Spanish behind him.
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A systems architect turned writer by life.
Born in Puerto Rico, my work moves between horror, comedy, psychological thriller, romance, satire, and literary fiction. My narrative voice is defined by deep sensory immersion, a command of colloquial Puerto Rican Spanish, and a constant preoccupation with solitude, routine as sacred act, and the absurdity of human relationships.
My published catalog includes nine books in Spanish — the La Fundación psychological thriller trilogy, the alternating horror/comedy anthology Historias Para Morir… De Risa y De Miedo, the satire El Diablo y sus Demonios, the romance El Destino Que Elegimos, the cosmic horror of El Pueblo Perdido, the literary fiction collection Liturgia, and the tête-bêche mystery Misterio en el Festival de la Canción.
Nobody Saw Anything is my first novel written in English — not translated, written. It's the book I've been waiting thirty years to write.
My Amazon Author Page →Before Nobody Saw Anything, there were nine others — psychological thrillers, cosmic horror, satire, literary fiction. The same voice. The same Puerto Rico. A different language.
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