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Death in Summer

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Death in Summer

Contributors:

By (Author) Michael Theurillat
Translated by Ayca Trkoglu
Translated by Ayca Trkoglu

ISBN:

9781785767241

Publisher:

Zaffre

Imprint:

Zaffre

Publication Date:

29th August 2018

Country:

United Kingdom

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Fiction

Dewey:

833.92

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

368

Dimensions:

Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 21mm

Weight:

269g

Description

A deadly bullet. An innocent victim. A killer without trace.

On a hot summer day banker Philipp Bettlach is killed by a sniper when he is out on the sun-drenched golf course. Hit by the deadly bullet in the middle of a golf stroke, no-one saw the murderer, and no-one knows what happened. Philipp had no obvious enemies, so why would someone have targeted him

As conversations with those who knew Philipp turn up no evidence, Commissioner Eschenbach, assigned to the case from Zurich, feels sure that there's more to the story. Someone must be hiding something...

Could it be young Doris Hottiger, the former lover of the victim

Or Johannes Bettlach - Philipp's brother and the influential president of a private bank

Or does the victim's seemingly irreproachable ex-wife have something she's not telling him

As lies and deceit abound, Commissioner Eschenbach must get to the bottom of this mysterious and calculated murder.

Reviews

Gripping and psychologically convincing... I hope it won't be long before the second book is translated! * Nudge Books *
'Those fond of sophisticated European police procedurals will enjoy this.' * Publishers Weekly *

Author Bio

Michael Theurillat was born in 1961 in Basel. He studied economics, art history and history and worked for several years in the banking business. His Commissioner Eschenbach novels are some of the most popular thrillers in Switzerland. In 2012, Rutlischwur was awarded the Friedrich Glauser Prize. He lives with his family near Zurich.

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