Burnt Vines (vol. XVIII)
A dish best served cold ...
The break-in at his wife Verena’s gallery was apparently only the beginning. Not long afterwards, Philipp Aschenbach’s family suffers another blow when the irrigation system at their vineyard is sabotaged. While his son Thomas and his business partner Manuel try to futureproof the winery against climate change, the attacks continue. Are they specifically targeting the wine-growers? Or is there something else behind it all, something much larger?
- Total print run of the Wine & Crime-Series: 500,000 copies
- Atmospheric crime novels with plenty of local colour, exploring issues of contemporary relevance: this it is climate change
- For readers of Martin Walker and Dick Frances
- Story is set in Rheingau, Germany
Paul Grote is Germany’s best-known author of wine-related crime novels. He first discovered his interest in wine and wine-growing while working as a reporter in South America, and has since developed it into a primary focus. He has visited all of the major wine-growing regions in Europe and published eighteen crime novels centred around wine.
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