A race against time and for the life of a missing child: Sabine Yao solves her second case - goosebumps true crime with the sympathetic forensic pathologist The special unit "Extreme Crimes" led by Dr. Sabine Yao is once again investigating unusual deaths: Two dead bodies wrapped in black velvet dresses and bizarrely disfigured, hanging from a rack in the forest, pose just as much mystery as a crime scene in a construction trailer settlement, where a dead man lies between children's toys, fetish-like utensils and wigs. None of the investigators yet knows that the Jordanian ex-intelligence officer Khalaf is working under high pressure to find the missing eight-year-old Yasser. The residents of Neukölln's high-deck settlement trust him more than the police. Khalaf finds out that Yasser is not the first child to disappear from the settlement - and that there is something horrific behind this case. When a child's body is found, Sabine Yao begins to realize that far away from the visible Berlin structures, an urban shadow society exists that hardly forgives a look behind the scenes. Investigator Monica Monti, however, head of the fourth homicide squad of the Berlin LKA, cares neither what reason dictates nor what everyone else thinks. She follows her instinct ... The sequel to the great SPIEGEL bestseller 'With Cold Precision': In the true-crime thriller 'Mit kaltem Kalkül', Germany's best-known forensic scientist Michael Tsokos also draws on numerous authentic cases. It allows readers to experience the work at the dissecting table up close with deep insights into forensics. 'Tsokos knows what he is writing about. With great attention to detail and knowledge, the forensic pathologist translates real criminal cases into morbid reading material.' Star Biography Prof. Dr. Michael Tsokos is Germany's best-known forensic scientist. He heads the Institute of Forensic Medicine at the Charité and the State Institute for Forensic and Social Medicine in Berlin. As a member of the Identification Commission of the Federal Criminal Police Office, he was involved in numerous forensic medical projects in Germany and abroad. For his efforts in identifying German tsunami victims in Thailand, he and the German team received the Bambi Media Prize in 2005. Michael Tsokos has been awarded numerous national and international prizes for his scientific achievements. New product