GOLIAT. GLATZ. VOLUME 4

A captivating crime novel that takes the reader into the dark corners of interwar Kłodzko. Tomasz Duszyński, a master of Polish retro crime fiction, takes us on a journey full of intrigue, crime and mystery.

• Dark atmosphere of the 1920s
• Intricate intrigue full of twists and turns
• Expressive characters with officer Koschella at the forefront
• Realistic image of Kłodzko during the crisis of the Weimar Republic
• Macabre crimes inspired by the visions of Father Reiser
• Bloody struggle for influence in the shadow of the Kłodzko fortress

In March 1923, Father Paul Reiser commits suicide by jumping from the church tower. It would seem that this event will pass without an echo, but a few months later, images are revealed depicting visions that the priest shared with the faithful before his death. The paintings become an announcement of further murders, and the demoted officer Franz Koschella must face a new, dangerous opponent.

Together with Captain Wilhelm Klein, Koschella stumbles upon an intricate web of intrigue, the threads of which lead to the Kłodzko magistrate, the dark streets of Glatz, and even further towards the capital. What are the Berlin ringvereins looking for in the city? Have Reiser's visions of the Passion of Christ just come true in the County of Kłodzko? The crisis of the Weimar Republic moves to the streets of the city, and in the shadow of the Kłodzko fortress, a bloody struggle for influence begins.

Tomasz Duszyński, a journalist, writer and computer game screenwriter, captures the atmosphere of Kłodzko in the 1920s with extraordinary precision. His crime novels have gained recognition from both critics and readers, as evidenced by numerous awards, including the Kryminalny Magiel for the best retro crime novel of 2019 (Glatz) and the Nagroda Wielkiego Kalibru Czytelników for the crime novel Glatz. Goliat is another installment in the series that will surely delight fans of dark and suspenseful stories.