Kreuzberg Blues

  • SPIEGEL Bestseller
  • Over 1.5 million copies sold of the Dengler series

His tenth case leads investigator Georg Dengler to Berlin Kreuzberg, where he finds himself  right in the middle of Berlin’s current battle for the right to housing.

Within a radius of just a few hundred meters, Kreuzberg encompasses prefabricated concrete buildings, chic townhouses, the Turkish community, and the black bloc. And it is here of all places that the developer Kröger wants to evict the tenants of two buildings, tear down the adjacent kindergarten, and build a new townhouse – using criminal methods to freeze out his tenants.

But the tenants are fighting back; one of them asks Dengler’s girlfriend Olga for help. When a speculator falls from the roof of one of the buildings, the situation escalates. Wolfgang Schorlau once again proves himself a master of the political novel. Incredibly topical and suspenseful.

Rights to the Dengler series have been sold to Denmark, France, Greece, Poland, Sweden and Turkey.

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  • Publisher: KiWi-Taschenbuch
  • Release: 10.03.2022
  • ISBN: 978-3-462-00275-1
  • 416 Pages
  • Series: Dengler ermittelt
  • Author: Wolfgang Schorlau
Kreuzberg Blues
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Wolfgang Schorlau

Wolfgang Schorlau lives and works as a freelance writer in Stuttgart. His acclaimed Dengler series, which has been adapted to the screen, now comprises 11 novels and sold 1,6 million copies. He received the German Crime Fiction Award in 2006 and the Stuttgart Crime Fiction Award in 2012 and 2014 and the Stuttgart Ebner Stolz Business Crime-Fiction Prize in 2019. Since 2020, with Claudio Caiolo, he has been co-writing the Venice crime novels featuring Comissario Morello.

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