After much consideration, because I lie there as a book here, I was then but for the unabridged audio book Audible decided, because I still have are enough books started here:)
The audio book is read by Uve Teschner and is located in an unabridged version before at Audible. It takes 8 hours and 30 minutes and can be downloaded in one part.
content :
A serial killer on the loose drifting in Berlin. His third victim, an elderly woman, is laid out in a white linen shirt displayed on her dining table. There are no traces, because the apartment is cleaned clinical - a nightmare for each investigator. The LKA Berlin is a puzzle and the last hope of the "cleaning fanatic-killers" to find rest, to Julius core. Once before he could come to a brutal mass murderer. However, nuclear then it is almost broken and the current case, all tracks lead into emptiness. As he slowly reverting to its old form, his opponent has already seen the next victim in sight and core needs that he can catch the murderer with the help of the man in his life he never wanted to see again ...
First, to what for me on audio books is most important, the spokesman. I did not Uve Teschner before and after the audition I was in two minds whether this can be really good and if I should read up the book but rather as one of many yet.
I'm still being downloaded and must say it was not a mistake. Of the 3 previously belonged HBs this one was definitely the best. The speaker read well, was never boring or soporific, but it has never tried any other hell-bent on creating voices for the characters. However, I was always clear who is speaking and I could feel the tension of the story.
The story which Mr. Kliesch said as I like and although I appeared at the beginning of the flashbacks, they were a bit unnecessary in retrospect it probably makes sense. However, and this brings me to the point of me something was not clear - if by "in the wrong second is not concentrated enough to listen," or because "it was not mentioned" I do not really clear - to me is the amalgamation of the two cases remained rather unclear and worked very hard.
my opinion, both cases were considered individually made good stories.
But it was exciting, it amused me and also the typical stubborn Commissioner appealed to me quite well. I wonder if this is the first in a series.
Conclusion: Good Read, exciting audio book on the history and speakers were just voices and thirsting for more!
Perhaps I can help my understanding gap is a reader a reader on the jumps, because a rehearing possibly relevant places I'm apparently not far enough back or was in the wrong place.
What is the connection between Rafael and Tassilo? Why he goes there? Is there a clear point in the history of / in his past or was alleiine the fact that he saw him on TV enough reason and it was thus a coincidence?
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