Here is the argument I have written in English:

What would you do if your sister was charged with a brutal murder and then died on 9/11 unable to defend herself?

That is the question asked by Emma Kind, the star of Twenty Years Later, the new thriller from writer Charlie Donlea.

Emma has spent two decades searching for the truth about what happened to her sister Victoria de ella, a woman who had a secret life full of sex, deceit and violence. Victoria was singled out as the prime suspect in the murder of her lover, a successful novelist who was found hanging from the balcony of her mansion in the Catskills. The crime scene was covered in Victorias DNA, but she always pleaded not guilty, asking Emma to help clear her name in a chilling call from the North Tower on the day of the bombing.

Now, thanks to new DNA technology, Victorias body has been identified among the victims of 9/11, and Emma has a new chance to solve the mystery. To do this, she has the help of Avery Mason, a television reporter who is looking for a case that will give her fame and prestige. Avery has her own dark past that she hides from the public and her bosses, and that she could put her in danger if anyone finds out.

Together, Emma and Avery immerse themselves in an investigation that will lead them to discover the darkest secrets of Victoria and the people around her. But they are not alone: there are other players in the game who have interests of their own and will not hesitate to do whatever it takes to protect them.

Twenty Years Later is a gripping thriller that will keep you on your toes until the very end. With a plot full of unexpected twists, complex characters and a setting that mixes the past and the present, Charlie Donlea shows why he is one of the most successful authors in the genre. If you like Colleen Hoover or Harlan Cobens books, dont miss this novel that will make you question everything you think you know about love, betrayal, and justice.