A new case for Inspector Kluftinger. Inspector Kluftinger is faced with a mystery: While investigating the murder of an elderly woman, a particularly valuable holy relic is expected back in the Allgäu region – the mortal remains of Saint Magnus, the patron saint of the Allgäu. After an international exhibition tour, Kluftinger is to personally ensure the protection of this significant treasure. But what sounds like a harmless local project harbors dark secrets – and possibly a connection to his current case. A murder, a treasure, and many questions. The sixth installment of the popular Kluftinger crime novels by Volker Klüpfel and Michael Kobr promises suspense, humor, and the unmistakable atmosphere of the Allgäu. With his typically grumpy charm and unconventional investigative methods, Kluftinger once again finds himself caught in a maelstrom of intrigue and secrets. Fans of the series and new readers alike can look forward to a gripping crime novel that will keep them enthralled until the very last page. Immerse yourself in the world of the Allgäu region and accompany Inspector Kluftinger on one of his most challenging cases. A must-read for all crime fiction fans! Biography (Volker Klüpfel): Volker Klüpfel, born in 1971 in Kempten, grew up in Altusried and studied political science and history. He is currently an editor in the culture/journalism section of the "Augsburger Allgemeine" newspaper and lives in Augsburg. Biography (Michael Kobr): Michael Kobr, born in 1973 in Kempten, grew up in Kempten and Durach and is a secondary school teacher of German and French. He lives in Memmingen with his wife. His Allgäu crime novel "Erntedank" (Harvest Festival) was awarded the 2005 Bavarian Art Prize in the literature category.