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    Der Beobachter

    Charlotte Link

    Der Beobachter

    First published
    2011
    Publisher
    Eder & Bach
    Pages
    398
    ISBN
    9783945386774
    Formats
    Print edition, Audiobook, E-book

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    About “Der Beobachter”

    A man who lives only at a distance observes strange women and wants to know everything about them. One of them has taken a particular hold of him, but the image he has formed of her does not hold up to reality.

    At the same time, a series of murders unsettles the city, and the victims have one thing in common: they live alone. Anyone who looks as closely as he does easily falls into a whirlpool of obsession and fear, from which there is no simple escape.

    How close are observer and perpetrator to each other, and who in the end is watching whom? The question draws the reader into a story in which closeness and danger are not far apart.

    Who is “Der Beobachter” for?

    For readers of psychological thrillers who want, for once, to take the perspective of an observer. Anyone who enjoys crime novels set in London, with a series of murders and an investigative team, will find plenty of material here. Readers who love novels with dark secrets and unexpected twists will also feel at home in this book, because the suspense arises from angles that shift slowly.

    When is “Der Beobachter” the best read?

    At around 400 pages, the book suits a long weekend. It fits especially well into the season of long winter evenings, when you like to leave the lamp on while reading and hear the noises in the house more clearly, while your thoughts stay with the characters.

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