A series of murders with connections to Hamburg's Miniatur Wunderland A murderer is on the loose in Hamburg's Miniatur Wunderland. The corpses he places there are less than three centimeters long and made of plastic. But they foreshadow gruesome real-life murders that will claim homeless people at identical locations in Hamburg. The real victims are always marked with the note: 'Favorite corpse'. The cynical staging immediately goes viral, generating spectacular images. Detective Knudsen recognizes the gravity of the situation. He is familiar with the social problem: Hamburg has the highest number of homeless people in Germany. And Knudsen fears that the inhumane killers might even find some tacit approval among them. La Lotse, Knudsen's friend, also contributes to the investigation in an unusual way. Finally, a dramatic showdown takes place in the Sachsenwald forest just outside Hamburg... Biography (Kester Schlenz) Kester Schlenz, born in 1958, is the author of numerous successful books for fathers and children. He studied linguistics and psychology and works as the head of the culture section at "Stern" magazine. Schlenz is married and has two children. New product