William Warren Humble (A. J. Warren) was born in Houghton-Le-Spring, Co Durham, England, and moved to Berlin in 1997. Whilst working there, he studied German and later in life was persuaded by a friend to take up writing. The 22 years spent living there allowed him to explore the corners and the culture of the city in detail. The culmination of these events led to his first detective book.
A half-mutilated torso is found in the river Spree, meanwhile tango music drifts over from Monbijou Park where people are dancing outside. The two faces of Berlin are now in stark contrast. Warren Fischer and Judith Hellwig wonder if the third corpse is the work of a serial killer and they fear for ...
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