I published my first book (Italian edition) I’m so exited about it

I guess it's only relevant to people that speak Italian, but just in case, I'll post the autotranslation for everyone else [1].

> Schadenfreude: An Investigation of Alteri and Tulips

> The calm canvas that envelops the life of Count Monterei and the members of his palace is tragically cut at first by the disappearance of his daughter, due to a boat accident, and then by the most disturbing discovery imaginable: the body without life of the countess right in front of the library where the count usually spends his evenings. The detectives Alteri and Tulips are called to investigate. Two completely opposite characters: the first cynical and cold on some occasions, empathetic to the point of exhaustion in others, gifted with an imagination capable of spitting out any skein; the second, on the other hand, infantile, neutral, devoid of professional ambitions but rich in personal ones: having a home and a family that love him correspond to the two fundamental needs. Accompanying them will be the charming Lady Hegel, with a criminal and mysterious past, and police consultant in the Observer's cases: the meanest of figures, the most devious of serial killers as she derives her satisfaction from not actively committing crimes, but in making them happen by means of apparently unrelated expedients and coincidences.

> But what will Alteri's suspicions be once Lady Hegel's story is known? And above all: does the Observer really exist?

[1] I don't speak Italian, but I can understand a little. [Hi from Argentina!] So I read something about cookies in browsers and I though your book was about that. Later I realized I hit the cookie-wall. IIUC your book is a crime fiction nobel.

You have a typo in the description:

> e poi dalla scoperta più inquitenta