Literary murder with Inspector Jennerwein: The new novel by No. 1 bestselling author Jörg Maurer The members of the virtual book club "Salome's Book Circle" are literature enthusiasts. The fact that a Minister of Culture, of all people, speaks disparagingly about reading the classics and correct spelling infuriates them. In protest, they stage crimes from world literature. Whether it's a doll with an apple pierced by an arrow on its head, or a stolen corpse hanging upside down in the fireplace of the Rue Morgue in Paris – the actions become more spectacular with each performance. What's next – Dostoevsky, Shakespeare, Kafka? Then a murder actually occurs; the victim has a Hölderlin quote written in blood on his chest. Everything points to the members of the reading circle. Inspector Jennerwein is assigned to the case. Because only he, with his renowned eye for the extraordinary, can truly interpret the crime scene—and only he can prevent the perpetrator from having the last word. The 16th case for Jennerwein: Literature, murder and humor combined in an inimitable way. biography Jörg Maurer comes from Garmisch-Partenkirchen. He studied German, English, theater studies, and philosophy, and is a crime writer and musical cabaret artist. A fixture in the South German cabaret scene, he ran a theater in Munich for many years and has received numerous awards for his work, including the Munich Cabaret Prize (2005) and the Agatha Christie Crime Prize (2005 and 2006). His crime cabaret program has achieved cult status. New product