El confabulador de Ginebra is a contemporary novel by Philip Bates about the convergence of political power, international finance, family inheritance and secrets capable of unsettling several institutions. The intrigue moves through offices, family banks, airports and residences around Lake Geneva.
A fiction of power and conspiracy
An urgent message, the death of an influential figure and an ownerless file trigger an operation in which every alliance creates a new area of uncertainty. The novel examines how loyalty, calculation and fear distort public relationships as well as private bonds.
Bibliographical record
- Author: Philip Bates.
- Subtitle: Operación hostil.
- Language: Spanish.
- Length: 222 pages.
- Format: 152 × 228 mm; paperback and digital PDF editions.
- Editorial record consulted: 2 September 2026.
Edition and availability
The print-on-demand and digital editions are available from Bubok Spain. Availability depends on territory and format.