THE COLLECTOR STOLEN RELIQUARY BY JAN KĄKOL

An engaging crime novel that transports the reader into the world of art, theft, and mysterious sects. Detective Angus Brian Carney faces the difficult task of solving the mystery of the death of an eccentric antique collector. Will he uncover the truth hidden in the victim's past and recover the stolen reliquary?

• Fascinating plot full of twists and turns
• Multi-layered investigation led by Detective Carney
• Dark secrets from the victim's past
• Intriguing connections to wealthy entrepreneurs
• Captivating mystery of the stolen reliquary
• Realistic characters and dialogues
• Atmospheric descriptions of places and events

Jan Kąkol, the author of the crime novel "The Collector. Stolen Reliquary", is a master of suspense and intrigue. His novels are characterized by dynamic action, surprising solutions, and a deep psychological portrait of the characters. Kąkol debuted in 2005 with the novel "Death to the Losers", which was praised by critics and readers alike. Since then, he has published a dozen crime novels that are very popular in Poland and abroad. His books have been translated into many languages, and the film rights to some of them have been sold to Hollywood.

"The Collector. Stolen Reliquary" is the ideal read for crime novel fans who appreciate an intelligent plot, surprising twists and turns, and a dark atmosphere. The novel captivates from the first page and keeps the tension until the very end. The reader, along with Detective Carney, tries to solve the mystery of the collector's death and recover the stolen reliquary. The investigation leads him through a labyrinth of secrets, intrigues, and dangerous connections. Will he uncover the truth and deliver justice?

The novel "The Collector. Stolen Reliquary" is not only a crime novel, but also a story about human weaknesses, passions, and obsessions. The author touches on important social and moral issues such as corruption, greed, and betrayal. The book encourages reflection on the state of the modern world and the role of the individual in society. It is a read that stays in the memory for a long time and provokes discussion.

Edition: ASTRUM, 2022. Number of pages: 192. Cover: paperback. Format: 162x117 mm.