BEST CRIME NOVELS OF THE PRL '60S VOL. 5 SUICIDE BEND

In Zastawie, a small town in the Zielona Góra province, tragedy strikes. Leon Domański, a former entrepreneur and alcoholic, throws himself off the edge of a quarry, orphaning Krzysztof. Krzysztof returns to his hometown after studies and lives with his aunt Łucja. He is to marry Basia Wirska, but he also likes the young doctor Ola. However, the ghosts of the past begin to return... On the night of the wine harvest opening, a local post office clerk, the sister of the police chief, Lieutenant Groszkowski, is killed. This time it's not suicide.

• Dark atmosphere of a small town hiding secrets
• Engaging plot full of twists and unexpected discoveries
• Expressive characters with a rich psychological background and personal dramas
• Return to the past and unsolved cases from years ago
• Suspenseful intrigue that won't let you put it down
• Atmosphere of the PRL in the 60s, recreated with attention to detail
• Paperback edition, ideal for reading on the go

"Suicide Bend" is the fifth volume in the series "Best Crime Novels of the PRL '60s", which takes readers into the dark world of crime and intrigue from the times of the Polish People's Republic. The novel is set in Zastawie, a small town where the past and present intertwine into a web of secrets and innuendo. The reader is drawn into a vortex of events, trying to solve the mystery of the death of the post office clerk and discover whether it is related to the suicide of Leon Domański.

The author skillfully builds tension, gradually revealing more pieces of the puzzle. The characters are multi-dimensional and authentic, and their fates arouse emotions. The town of Zastawie, with its quarries and wine harvest, becomes the backdrop for dramatic events in which anyone can be a suspect. The atmosphere of the PRL in the 60s, with its social and political specificity, adds an extra flavor to the novel.

CM Publishing presents a classic crime story that combines elements of suspense, psychological analysis and historical context. "Suicide Bend" is a proposition for genre lovers who appreciate an intelligent plot, a rich background and a surprising ending. The novel takes readers on a journey into the past, where crime and mystery await to be solved.