Who Is to Blame?

Paul is in his mid-thirties, and he is dead. The young psychotherapist dies in his flat one night, completely unexpectedly. At first it looks like he's had a stroke. But then a mysterious skull fracture arouses the police's suspicions. Has Paul been murdered after all? At his funeral, all his long-standing friends are present: each one of them is preoccupied with their own life and the frequently futile pursuit of striving for satisfaction and happiness. His death shatters the web of love, lies, deceit, betrayal and secrets that surrounds their relationships.  

A modern, highly topical and cleverly constructed novel that centres around what people are capable of doing to each other and what it means to take on responsibility.