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      • Beneath the Pitch Black Stars
        Fiction
        November 2017

        Beneath the Pitch Black Stars

        by Gereon Krantz

        Just back from suspension chief inspector Thomas Harder is faced with the case of a serial killer haunting Berlin. The killer beheads young women and stages occult ceremonies with their corpses. Together with his new colleague, Claudia Vogt, Harder has to find the murderer before they kill even more women. However the cooperation between the two detectives is everything but smooth. Claudia Vogt is the textbook example of a hardworking perfectionist, whereas Harder tends to go with the flow and bends the rules more than freely.

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      • Corporate Anarchy
        Fiction
        October 2016

        Corporate Anarchy

        Deadly Greed

        by Nils Honne

        Marvin is on the verge of a breakdown. He writes well-paid advertising texts, while society is heading straight for the abyss. Politicians are corrupted, managers are merciless and the planet is dying. He realises more and more that he must do something. His discontentment grows day by day; he demonstrates, writes complaint emails, he tries with all the means at his disposal to fight against corrupted politicians and captains of industry. When he sabotages a major order of his agency for an oil company, he loses his job and he is desperate in his helplessness. One day, he meets a mysterious man, Lennard, at a demonstration and that suddenly changes his life. Lennard shows him a way to change the system: violence. Marvin and he likeminded partners will try to take justice into their own hands against managers and CEOs. After some time, however, Marvin will start having doubts about his new life…

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      • The Disappearence of the Luft
        Fiction
        October 2016

        The Disappearence of the Luft

        by Christian Kahl

        After selling his IT start-up, Matthias Endesfelder leads a happy-go-lucky life as a multimillionaire. When he goes on his annual diving holiday to Makating - a luxury resort in Malaysia - he meets beautiful employee Darlene and falls in love with her. He spontaneously decides to accompany Darlene to a jungle expedition, to look for her missing brother. The latter had spent some time by the Luft people, one of the last tribes of the virgin forest, who also vanished without a trace. On the expedition, Matthias will soon discover that the timber mafia is destroying the jungle piece by piece through extensive slash-and- burn practices and that it has Borneo’s economy and politics firmly under its control. Appalled by this, he promises the Penan people, another threatened tribe, that he will buy a piece of the jungle for them to survive. Shortly afterwards, a stranger steels all the satellite phones of the expedition participants, who therefore lose their only connection to the civilised world. A short while later, Darlene will also go missing. Day by day, the group’s situation becomes more and more hopeless, but Matthias is driven by his wild hope to find Darlene…

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      • Behind Blood-red Shadows
        Fiction

        Behind Blood-red Shadows

        by Gereon Krantz

        A dead body is found at the train station Alexanderplatz in Berlin. On this body a big number “1” is found and detectives Harder and Vogt know that they are faced with the search for another serial killer. At least they think they know what they are looking for since all the future victims are equally numbered. They find number 3 and while protecting him they discover that only because you are protecting someone from being killed that doesn’t mean this someone cannot be annoying. Vogts sharp mind is put to the test and Harder balances more and more on the border between sanity and madness, while they are trying to find the person who is pulling the strings in the background.

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      • One dead child in the wind
        Fiction
        August 2019

        One dead child in the wind

        by Connie Roters

        The body of a dead child is found at the playground in Büsum – a town near the German North Sea. The child is a small boy, a Syrian refugee. The police is working hard to find the murderer, but without success. At the same time suspended detective David Menger faces an internal investigation. His colleague Nina Schwarz wants him drag back to Berlin, but before they can return they are drawn into the investigation of the case. Later in Berlin Nina Schwarz heads a case in which the victim was from Romania. Both cases resemble each other clearly and just a few days later another refugee child vanishes. Time runs out while the detectives try to prevent another tragedy.

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