La chica invisible

In a small, quiet town, everyone notices seventeen-year-old Aurora Ríos for the first time on the day she is found dead. A social outcast known as "the invisible girl," she is discovered in her high school's locker room with a fatal head wound and a compass left beside her body. The murder sends a shockwave through the community, turning friends and neighbors into suspects. For Julia Plaza, a classmate with a prodigious memory and a talent for solving puzzles, the crime is more than just a headline. Her father is the lead investigator on the case, and her mother is the forensic pathologist, placing her at the center of a mystery that is deeply personal.

As an atmosphere of fear and distrust settles over the school, Julia finds herself unable to stand by. Teaming up with her inseparable friend Emilio, she begins her own investigation, using her sharp intellect to piece together the secrets Aurora left behind. The deeper she digs, the more she realizes that in a town where everyone seems to know each other, the most dangerous truths are the ones hidden in plain sight. Julia must navigate a web of lies and betrayal to uncover the identity of the "Compass Killer" before they can strike again.