by Sebastian Fitzek · tapa blanda · ISBN 9783426519448
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A missing child - a desperate father - a hellish trip into the interior of psychiatry. He has already confessed to two terrible child murders and led the Berlin police to the gruesomely disfigured bodies. But now the mentally ill prisoner Guido T. is silent on the advice of his lawyer. The police are sure: he is also the kidnapper of six-year-old Max, who has been missing without a trace for three months. However, the investigators have no solid evidence, only circumstantial evidence. And without the prisoner's statement, Max's parents will have no certainty and will never be able to say goodbye to their son. Three months after Max's disappearance, a homicide investigator makes an incredible offer to the desperate father: he smuggles him into the psychiatric prison hospital, in whose high-security ward Guido T. is locked up. As a fake patient, equipped with a fake medical record. So that he is as close as possible to the child murderer and can force him to confess. Because nothing is worse than uncertainty. He thought so. Until, as an inmate, he learns the cruel truth...
Sebastian David Fitzek is a German writer and journalist. His first book, Therapy, was a bestseller in Germany in 2006, toppling The Da Vinci Code from the first position. Fitzek is currently one of the most successful writers of Germany.
