A quirky and witty murder hunt in the East Frisian hinterland. A humorous regional crime novel for fans of Gisa Pauly and Krischan Koch. Redolf is the village policeman in Hagermoor, a tiny hamlet in East Frisia. On Easter Sunday of all days, while Grandma Emmi is spoiling her grandson with rack of lamb, an altar boy discovers a seriously injured stranger in the church, a pentagram on his forehead. The village is in an uproar; no one seems to know the young man. Redolf is hopelessly overwhelmed by the case, and Grandma Emmi, who is all too eager to help him, only adds to the chaos with her questionable methods and wild theories. And it soon becomes clear that even in this small village, some people won't hesitate to commit murder to protect their secrets...