Can that work? To write a down-to-earth regional novel, a love letter to the Baden way of life and the wonderful landscape on the mountain ridges of the Northern Black Forest – and at the same time a thrilling crime novel that is completely up-to-date?
Günter Neidinger achieved this immediately with his first crime novel. This is partly due to his likeable, if slightly eccentric, detective, Robert Doninger, in whom the author is undoubtedly a character. A man who loves life and good Baden cuisine, and whose sense of justice has made him a tenacious and successful investigator with the criminal investigation department in Baden-Baden.
On the other hand, there is the new, young colleague Simone Mertens, who supports him in the difficult and sometimes frustrating investigations. The case of a dead boy in the moor presents the two with great challenges and confronts them with the reality behind the idyllic backdrop of the Black Forest: from organized, begging children's gangs to neglected
Home children up to the secret shepherd's hour in a lonely hunter's hut and attempted blackmail. There was even a second murder victim ..
Günter Neidinger, born in 1943, grew up in Bühl, Baden , and worked for many years as a teacher and headmaster. He has been a successful author for 30 years, publishing over 400 books with a total circulation of over four million copies.
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