The Dance Hall Murder (vol. VII)
A dead body in Clärchen’s Ballroom
Berlin, Summer 1928: A dresser is found murdered in Bühler’s ballroom, a dance establishment on the Auguststraße, which is also known as Clärchen’s dance hall. Clärchen, the owner, is stunned. Was the murder specifically intended to harm her establishment? Inspector Leo Wechsler’s case is further complicated by an unknown woman present at the crime scene, a series of unsolved sexual crimes in Frankfurt which show some similarities to the current case, and the sympathies of the victim’s Communist ex-lover. Wechsler and his colleagues pursue their investigation in a world shaped by the Charleston, champagne and wild pleasure.
- The seventh volume in the successful series about Inspector Leo Wechsler
- An atmospheric historical Berlin mystery: ideal reading material for fans of ‘Babylon Berlin’
- »Through Leo Wechsler’s eyes, you can discover it as a city of self-confident women, who take their lives into their own hands in an unsentimental and very capable manner.« – Süddeutsche Zeitung
Susanne Goga was born in 1967, studied literary translation and has been translating freelance from English and French. She is also a member of the German PEN.
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