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    The Murderer in Ruins

    By Cay Rademacher

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    Cay Rademacher,
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArcadia Books
    Release dateJun 28, 2016
    ISBN9781910050750
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    • 5/5
      Very good thriller for fans of crime detection. Loved the portrayal of post war Hamburg
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      Wie sieht eine Stadt nach Zusammenbruch und Kriegsende aus? Fürchterlich! Hoffnungslos! Und auch noch kalt, weil der Winter die Hansestadt Hamburg in ihrem eisernen Griff hält. Vor dieser Kulisse sieht sich Kommissar Stave mit mehreren nackten Leichen in Trümmergrundstücken konfrontiert, während er außerdem noch von seinen eigenen Dämonen verfolgt wird. Wir folgen seiner Spurensuche von Hamburg und lernen immer neue und andere Menschen kennen, die jedoch alle irgendwie nicht zur Lösung des Falles beitragen, bis auf einmal kurz vor Schluss auf einmal alle Puzzleteile (fast zu gut) auf ihren Platz fallen. Unglaublich faszinierend, wie Rademacher uns dieses Hamburg präsentiert, das letztendlich doch wieder als Phoenix aus der Asche erstanden ist. Das ist das Allerbeste in diesem Krimi. Und dass trotz aller Schrecknisse zum Schluss doch noch das Prinzip Hoffnung gilt, sorgt für ein befreites Aufatmen. Der Frühling hält endlich in Hamburg und im Leben der Menschen Einzug.