Hallucinogenic mushrooms and a body in the freezer - the new bestseller by Andreas Föhr
In order to impress an extremely attractive young female colleague, Police Sergeant Kreuthner has a very special idea: he wants to save the new colleague at the scene of a nighttime armed burglary. Admittedly, the whole thing is simulated - but that is where Kreuthner has once again left something out of his reckoning. The isolated farm which he has chosen for this performance is the target for a real burglary on the same night. Instead of blanks, suddenly real bullets are being fired. And then, they find a body in the freezer...
“The main characters [...] get caught up in all kinds of [...] criminal entanglements when solving the case. The Upper Bavarian local colour and accompanying humour as well as thrilling tension are simply entertaining.” Südkurier on “Tote Hand”
“Andreas Föhr is an extraordinary writer who understands how to combine local colour with authentic, sometimes odd, characters without his books becoming mundane regional crime novels.” www.krimi-couch.de
“Black humour, local colour and fortunately easily-understandable dialect scattered about the novel make it happy reading - although the action is certainly dramatic, tragic and sad.” Westfalen-Blatt
