PLAY ME A SONG - IVA PROCHAZKOVA

A warm May morning in Prague, where the Prague Spring Festival will soon resound. Unfortunately, this celebration of classical music has a tragic beginning. The body of Olga Brandejsova, a well-known clarinetist, is found in the Philharmonic building. The investigation is led by Marin Holina, whose intuition fails him, and Captain Otolov is forbidden from interrogating witnesses. Fortunately, Holina can count on the support of Divia Mrtka and Rosti Bora.

• Engaging plot full of twists and turns
• Czech humor adds lightness to the story
• Marin Holina as an unusual investigator
• Prague Spring in the background of the criminal mystery
• Olga Brandejsova - a victim of international fame
• Dynamic action and surprising ending

"Play Me a Song" is the third part of the series with Marin Holina, after "Man at the Bottom" and "Undressed". Iva Prochzkov introduces a new quality to crime literature, combining fast-paced action with Czech humor. Her books have gained great sympathy among Polish readers, and Holina himself has become a favorite of crime fans.

The book takes us into the world of classical music and intrigue, where every sound can be a clue. Will Marin Holina be able to solve the mystery of Olga Brandejsova's death before the Prague Spring resounds in full force? Will the end of the case be as dramatic as the finale of Mozart's Great G minor Symphony?

Iva Prochzkov is a Czech author who has gained popularity thanks to her crime novels with Marin Holina. Her books are characterized by fast-paced action, Czech humor and unusual characters. Prochzkov introduces a new quality to crime literature, combining elements of the classic crime novel with a modern writing style.

"Play Me a Song" is the perfect read for crime fans who appreciate an engaging plot, Czech humor and unusual characters. The book takes us into the world of classical music and intrigue, where every sound can be a clue. Will Marin Holina be able to solve the mystery of Olga Brandejsova's death before the Prague Spring resounds in full force?