"¿Serías capaz de traicionar a un paciente para evitar un asesinato? Ana García de la Serna es psicóloga y trabaja por inercia en el departamento de Recursos Humanos de una gran empresa del sector audiovisual. Movida por la decisión de su madre de trasladarse a la India y de cederle su lugar en el gabinete de psicología del que es cofundadora, decide aceptar el reto y salir de su zona de confort. Pero su primera paciente se convierte en un desafío para el que no está preparada. Rosario Jiménez, agente de la Policía Nacional, le revela en consulta que piensa cometer un asesinato y quitarse la vida después. Ana no sabe si debe denunciar la confesión o respetar el secreto profesional. Y aunque es consciente de que el odio que Rosario siente en las manos es incontrolable, su instinto le dice que detrás de toda esa frialdad, de toda esa rabia, se esconde algo todavía más aterrador. Y no está dispuesta a parar hasta descubrirlo. La periodista María Gómez debuta en ficción con una novela absorbente que destaca por su originalidad. Odio en las manos plantea una trama sólida que reflexiona sobre la naturaleza humana en situaciones de increíble estrés emocional. Imprescindible, única, sorprendente." -- back cover. "Would you be able to betray a patient to avoid a murder? Ana Garc̕a de la Serna is a psychologist and works by inertia in the Human Resources department of a large company in the audiovisual sector. Moved by her mother's decision to move to the India and giving her her place in the psychology firm of which she is co-founder, decides to accept the challenge and step out of her comfort zone. But her first patient becomes a challenge for which she is not prepared. Rosario Jim̌nez, agent of the National Police, reveals in consultation that he plans to commit a murder and take his life later. Ana does not know if she should report the confession or respect professional secrecy. And although she is aware that the hatred that Rosario feels in her hands is uncontrollable, her Instinct tells her that behind all that coldness, all that rage, something even more terrifying is hiding. And she is not willing to stop until she finds out. The journalist Mar̕a G̤mez makes her debut in fiction c on an absorbing novel that stands out for its originality. Hate in the Hands presents a solid plot that reflects on human nature in situations of incredible emotional stress. Essential, unique, surprising. "- back cover.
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