New book for April!
I have finally reached the point, that I can announce my new book with reasonable certainty. It will be a spin off from Foreign influence, that can nevertheless be read as a stand alone. As a change for my style there are two sapphic women as the main characters telling the story and their romance is set before the re-unification of Germany as background.
Even though this is a spin off of Foreign Influence it can be read as a stand alone, as everything that happened before my two main characters meet and the connections to the ones from the “mother novel” are explained from the involved characters point of view.
Kerstin, a new member of the organised crime unit of Hamburg’s police, who has just had to experience her new boss in a case of a tourist seriously beating his wife for two nights hospital treatment being necessary. As her boss wants the man, who is American, in jail, even though his wife doesn’t want to press charges.
The General Staatsanwalt (ADA) sends his newest assistant, Olivia. As the two of them meet they find out, that they were at the same school together, each having had a crush, supposedly not reciprocated, on the other.
Being tasked to get to know each other and solve the problem as to send an American to a German jail, they revive the mutual attraction quickly, even though twelve years have passed. When they tell each other of their time at university and why they never met there, even though they both read law, Olivia remembers things from her time in the US, that put what is going on with the re-unification of Germany into serious doubt, even more so the politicians pretending to be operating in the interest of the Germans.
Even though this is a spin off of Foreign Influence it can be read as a stand alone, as everything that happened before my two main characters meet and the connections to the ones from the “mother novel” are explained from the involved characters point of view.
Kerstin, a new member of the organised crime unit of Hamburg’s police, who has just had to experience her new boss in a case of a tourist seriously beating his wife for two nights hospital treatment being necessary. As her boss wants the man, who is American, in jail, even though his wife doesn’t want to press charges.
The General Staatsanwalt (ADA) sends his newest assistant, Olivia. As the two of them meet they find out, that they were at the same school together, each having had a crush, supposedly not reciprocated, on the other.
Being tasked to get to know each other and solve the problem as to send an American to a German jail, they revive the mutual attraction quickly, even though twelve years have passed. When they tell each other of their time at university and why they never met there, even though they both read law, Olivia remembers things from her time in the US, that put what is going on with the re-unification of Germany into serious doubt, even more so the politicians pretending to be operating in the interest of the Germans.
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