Michele Bottino was born in Catania on 21 June 1972. After graduating as a Surveyor, he decided to enlist in the Italian Navy. He continued his studies at the NCO school in Sardinia and embarked on a military career that led him to carry out various missions abroad with International Police assignments. Once his military career was over, he approached more and more criminological matters and began to collaborate actively with criminological psychologists, including those of the State Police, on cases that subsequently become known in the crime news and concerning missing children. Thanks to his experience in investigations and international security, he decides to focus his career in this area. In 2016 he published his first book, entitled "Ghosts of the Night", which presents itself as a technical manual dedicated to Public Service Officers. Subsequently, in 2017, he ventured into prose with "Il Deposito Delle Anime", a fantasy tale that mixes life and death, mind games and some elements of reality. This book transports the reader to a surrealistic setting, engaging the audience with its unique style. In 2018 he published "Per Tutta La Mia Vita", an autobiographical story in which the author, in addition to narrating his social commitment, tells the story of a woman who finds herself homeless due to various unfortunate events. This woman finds herself fighting for survival in a world where emotion makes her fragile and defenseless against everything and everyone. In the following years, Michele Bottino dedicated himself to writing three songs and, after starting an approach to social networks, he published poems and shared thoughts, actively engaging in these activities. In 2019 he transformed his story "Il Deposito Delle Anime" into a novel, in which twists and mental manipulation become an integral part of every page read.