Jäger in der Nacht
Ein Fall für Louise Bonì
336 pages
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OLIVER BOTTINI
JÄGER IN DER NACHT. Ein Fall für Louise Bonì/
HUNTERS IN THE NIGHT. A Case for Louise Bonì
A Crime Novel, 336 pp., new in paperback
»At some point, all you want to do is: put the kids to bed, switch off the phone and carry on reading.« Stern
»Oliver Bottini, one of the few German authors who play in the premier league of crime, really knows how to tell a good story. « Frankfurter Rundschau
The fourth case for Louise Bonì
Summer 2005. Within a few days, a female student from Freiburg disappears; a father is brutally murdered and a young boy drowns in the Rhein under mysterious circumstances. Louise Boni, Chief Inspector with the crime squad in Freiburg, and her colleagues, quickly realise that the three cases are connected – and that even more people are in grave danger. Amongst them: Louise Boni herself. Boni’s fourth case confronts her with sinister secrets of well-situated families from Freiburg and once again reminds her of the fact that it sometimes takes very little to free the beast in man.
Rights sold to: People’s Press (Danish)
JÄGER IN DER NACHT. Ein Fall für Louise Bonì/
HUNTERS IN THE NIGHT. A Case for Louise Bonì
A Crime Novel, 336 pp., new in paperback
»At some point, all you want to do is: put the kids to bed, switch off the phone and carry on reading.« Stern
»Oliver Bottini, one of the few German authors who play in the premier league of crime, really knows how to tell a good story. « Frankfurter Rundschau
The fourth case for Louise Bonì
Summer 2005. Within a few days, a female student from Freiburg disappears; a father is brutally murdered and a young boy drowns in the Rhein under mysterious circumstances. Louise Boni, Chief Inspector with the crime squad in Freiburg, and her colleagues, quickly realise that the three cases are connected – and that even more people are in grave danger. Amongst them: Louise Boni herself. Boni’s fourth case confronts her with sinister secrets of well-situated families from Freiburg and once again reminds her of the fact that it sometimes takes very little to free the beast in man.
Rights sold to: People’s Press (Danish)