British actor Richard Osman (Billericay, 1970) triumphs in everything he does: he has been successful as a presenter, comedian, and television writer and producer. When he made the leap to writing novels, he became the king of crime. With the adventures of the adorable pensioners in the series The Thursday Murder Club, which will soon be adapted into a film, has already accumulated more than 11 million readers. The novel We solve murders (Planeta/Columna; translated into Catalan by Núria Parés Sellarès) is the start of a new series, but Osman doesn't abandon the elderly. The new heroes are Steve, a retired police officer who lives with his cat and goes to the pub for lunch every day; his younger sister, Amy, a bodyguard who always travels armed; and Rosie, a veteran bestselling writer, millionaire and very free, inspired by the novelist Jackie Collins.