Culpa vuestra (Culpables, #4)

I started this book with a lot of curiosity because, after the way the third volume ended, I never expected the story to continue. The title also made me think it might explore Nick and Noah’s families or work as more of a “before” story, but I couldn’t have been more wrong. Instead, we got plenty of Nick and Noah, who remained at the center of the story, this time surrounded by even more action and chaos. After the first half, the book quickly turned into a proper thriller. I did figure out who the “bad” guy was fairly early, but the actual twists caught me completely off guard and kept me re