CRIMES OF PRE-WAR WARSAW. SKELETON IN LESZNO - WALERY PRZYBOROWSKI

Travel back in time to Warsaw in the second half of the 19th century, where secrets and intrigues lurk around every corner. "Skeleton in Leszno" is a captivating crime novel by Walery Przyborowski that takes you on a journey through the dark corners of the city, where the past holds dangerous secrets. Discover the mystery of the skeleton found during the demolition of a tenement house and let yourself be carried away by a fascinating story full of suspense and unexpected twists.

• Dark atmosphere of pre-war Warsaw
• Intriguing criminal mystery
• Expressive characters and realistic dialogues
• Captivating plot full of suspense
• Excellent reading for lovers of history and crime
• Penetrating look at everyday life in 19th-century Warsaw

Warsaw, second half of the 19th century. During the demolition of a tenement house in Leszno, a skeleton hidden there is accidentally found. The crime from years ago arouses the general interest of both the press and the public. The mysterious case also attracts the attention of a young doctor, Władysław Żubr, who, thanks to the efforts of his friend Ryszard Heliglas, is allowed to view the body. The young doctor, intrigued by the condition of the skeleton, begins to investigate the case on his own. By chance, he discovers some previously unknown traces, which, however, put him in mortal danger. Can the desire to hide an old crime lead to a new murder?

Walery Przyborowski, the author of "Skeleton in Leszno", is a master of historical crime novels who, with extraordinary precision, reflects the realities of life in 19th-century Warsaw. His novels are not only captivating criminal cases, but also fascinating social and moral portraits of that era. Thanks to careful research and attention to detail, Przyborowski takes the reader back in time, allowing him to feel the atmosphere of old Warsaw and immerse himself in its secrets.

"Skeleton in Leszno" is an excellent offer for all lovers of historical crime novels who appreciate a captivating plot, expressive characters and a realistic representation of the era. Let yourself be carried away by a fascinating story and discover the secrets hidden in the dark corners of pre-war Warsaw. This is a read that will stay in your memory for a long time.

31st volume of Crimes of Pre-War Warsaw. Edition: Pages: 133, Format: 122x200 mm. Year of publication: 2016, cover: paperback. Publisher: CM Publishing House. Number of pages: 133. Cover: paperback. Format: 122x200 mm.