Das verborgene Netz
Ein Fall für Louise Bonì
320 pages
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»Unsere unbedingte Lieblingskommissarin« ELMAR KREKELER, DIE WELT
OLIVER BOTTINI
DAS VERBORGENE NETZ/
THE HIDDEN NET. A Case For Louise Bonì
A Crime Novel, ca. 320pp.
The fifth case for Louise Bonì
»The Scandinavian-mad crime readers in Germany don’t need to roam so far afield. As far as Freiburg is quite far enough.« Frankfurter Rundschau
»Our absolute favourite inspector« - Elmar Krekeler, DIE WELT
Berlin: A man is beaten up, the perpetrator escapes unrecognised. Crime Squad Chief Inspector Louise Bonì investigates, as one of the clues leads to Freiburg. A worrying case: The perpetrator seems to be a professional, the victim a secret service informer, the only witness knows more than she lets on, and the constitution protection services are operating behind the scenes, but refusing to cooperate. Louise Bonì is thwarted time and again – but when did that ever impress her? She senses that the net is tightening. But until she discovers the truth, it is already too late for one of the persons involved …
For Louise Bonì’s fifth case, Oliver Botteni creates a fascinatingly threatening atmosphere of tension that nobody can escape from.
Rights sold to previoues titles of the Louise Bonì series: People’s Press (Danish); Standaard Uitgeverij (Dutch); MacLehose Press (English World); Éditions de l’Aube (French); Alexandra - Pecsi Direkt (Hungarian); Beit Casa (Italian); Dolnoślaskie (Polish); Tritonic (Rumanian)
DAS VERBORGENE NETZ/
THE HIDDEN NET. A Case For Louise Bonì
A Crime Novel, ca. 320pp.
The fifth case for Louise Bonì
»The Scandinavian-mad crime readers in Germany don’t need to roam so far afield. As far as Freiburg is quite far enough.« Frankfurter Rundschau
»Our absolute favourite inspector« - Elmar Krekeler, DIE WELT
Berlin: A man is beaten up, the perpetrator escapes unrecognised. Crime Squad Chief Inspector Louise Bonì investigates, as one of the clues leads to Freiburg. A worrying case: The perpetrator seems to be a professional, the victim a secret service informer, the only witness knows more than she lets on, and the constitution protection services are operating behind the scenes, but refusing to cooperate. Louise Bonì is thwarted time and again – but when did that ever impress her? She senses that the net is tightening. But until she discovers the truth, it is already too late for one of the persons involved …
For Louise Bonì’s fifth case, Oliver Botteni creates a fascinatingly threatening atmosphere of tension that nobody can escape from.
Rights sold to previoues titles of the Louise Bonì series: People’s Press (Danish); Standaard Uitgeverij (Dutch); MacLehose Press (English World); Éditions de l’Aube (French); Alexandra - Pecsi Direkt (Hungarian); Beit Casa (Italian); Dolnoślaskie (Polish); Tritonic (Rumanian)
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Oliver Bottini
Oliver Bottini was born in 1965. He has received numerous awards for his novels, including the Radio Bremen Crime Prize, the Berlin “Krimifuchs,” the...
Oliver Bottini was born in 1965. He has received numerous awards for his novels, including the Radio Bremen Crime Prize, the Berlin “Krimifuchs,” the Stuttgart Crime Prize, and six times the German Crime Prize, most recently in 2022 for “Einmal noch sterben.” Other books published by DuMont include “Der kalte Traum” (2012) and “Ein paar Tage Licht” (2014)— recently filmed by ARTE/ZDF as “Algiers Confidential”—as well as the crime novels about Freiburg detective Louise Bonì.Oliver Bottini lives...