The Ghosts of Beelitz (vol. X)
An elegant sanatorium, a deadly disease, a silent killer
Berlin/Brandenburg, 1929: The idyllic sanatorium of Beelitz is the ideal place to convalesce for tuberculosis patients from the nearby city. But when patients begin to mysteriously disappear, Leo Wechsler decides to take a closer look. A dangerous task, not only because a merciless murderer is on the prowl in the labyrinthine corridors ... tuberculosis is also a dangerous, highly contagious opponent!
Leo Wechsler goes undercover for the first time. Grand settings, complex characters, meticulous research, amazing plots – the 10th volume in the series, and Susanne Goga still expertly succeeds in captivating her readers.
- The series has been awarded various literary prizes, including the Golden HOMER for ‘Murder in Babelsberg’ and the Silver HOMER for ‘Nighttime at Ascanian Square’
- For readers of Caleb Carr’s ‘The Alienist’ and Steven Johnson’s ‘The Ghost Map’
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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