The Costa del Sol: Alluring Yet Unsuspectingly Dangerous
STOCKHOLM (PRWEB) October 21, 2015 -- While living in the south of Spain and running a bar, author William Bengtsson was exposed to many intriguing stories, which together with the colorful characters he came across, influenced Bengtsson to write the “The Costa.”
Positioned as an action filled book, “The Costa” by William Bengtsson contains more truth than residents of Costa del Sol would like to believe. The 200,000 foreign homeowners on the Spanish coast will be disillusioned by the truth in regards to large-scale criminal activity.
“My book is a fast passed, non-stop excitement thriller that unravels crime and corruption hiding underneath the disguise of luxury and wealth,” Bengtsson said.
After a drunken driver tragically took his wife’s life, Bric Carlson moved to the Costa del Sol. During his time there, he finds himself caught up in a power struggle between two criminal gangs involved in drug trade.
By reading “The Costa,” individuals will find themselves captivated by the twisted plot and the violent and unexpected ending. This fiction novel will have tourists questioning their next trip to the coast of Spain.
“The Costa”
By William Bengtsson
ISBN 978-1-5144-6046-7
Available in softcover, and e-book
Available online at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Xlibris
About the author
William Bengtsson was born and grew up in Tanzania, East Africa. He attended a British boarding school in Nairobi, Kenya. At the age of eighteen, he moved to his native country Sweden. Bengtsson supported himself as a singer and musician while studying Advertising and Communication in Stockholm, and later traveled the world. He began writing at an early age, influenced by authors such as Hemingway, Robert Ruark, and Somerset Maugham. Bengtsson believes it’s never too late to start writing for personal enjoyment
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