by Jonathan Rabb · EDB FICCION · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788466627085
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In the final days of World War I, the socialist revolution reaches Germany, turning Berlin into a battlefield. Detective Nikolai Hoffner and his young assistant Hans Fichte investigate the death of several women at the hands of a serial killer. The appearance of Rosa Luxemburg's corpse, marked in the same way as the other victims, creates a hypothetical link and refutes the rumors of her death at the hands of a mob. Trapped by the figure of Luxemburg, Hoffner delves into a plot of intrigue in interwar Berlin, a world of cabaret, Einstein, Brecht, and the birth of Nazism.
This detective novel by Jonathan Rabb, author of 'The Lord of Chaos,' immerses the reader in a sweeping thriller based on the life of Rosa Luxemburg, an inspiration to Lenin and Trotsky and the soul of German socialism.
Jonathan Rabb is an American novelist, soloist, essayist, actor and writer.
