What is this thing, "An Eye for a Tooth"? A humorous horror festival created by Ricardo Stapessa, who seduced, delighted and made thousands of Hebrew readers laugh in his book "The Chinese Man Who Read a Newspaper in Line for the Gallows" in 2014. Mysterious murders are flooding Buenos Aires and preventing Detective Navarro from finally retiring. With no choice, he sets out to hunt down the murderers who are painting the city red. In a unique style, and with crazy and cheeky writing, the most shocking becomes plausible and even completely logical. Ricardo Stapessa loves to lay literary traps for his readers. Between laughter and horror, between a joke and a series of murders that are increasingly replicating, we dive deep into an absurd world, which gradually reveals the cracks in the illusion of security in the law enforcement agencies and the webs of the Internet. Here is a brilliant parody of detective series and stories, ranging from the funny to the macabre and the tragic, and taking us readers on a fast and fun journey full of black humor. Strefasa's second novella, now presented in Hebrew, gives us an opportunity that is not common in the world of literature: to laugh and to celebrate. This book is the first book in the "Reserve" collectors' series.