GIRL IN A MAN'S SHIRT - ZYGMUNT ZEYDLER-ZBOROWSKI

On a hot July day, Lieutenant Cieślak, on duty at the police station, struggles with drowsiness. His routine is interrupted by the appearance of a young, beautiful girl who unexpectedly attacks him verbally. The surprised officer sends her to the emergency room. Shortly after, he learns that the girl has been murdered, and the only clue is a man's shirt she was wearing.

• Intriguing plot full of twists and turns
• Dark atmosphere of criminal Warsaw
• Expressive characters with rich backgrounds
• Captivating investigation led by an experienced police officer
• Unexpected ending that surprises the reader
• Realistic picture of life in post-war Poland

Zygmunt Zeydler-Zborowski, a master of Polish crime fiction, takes us on a journey through the dark corners of post-war Warsaw. His novels are characterized by dynamic action, realistic characters, and surprising twists and turns. The author precisely captures the atmosphere of that time, weaving social and political elements into the plot. His books are not only entertainment but also a valuable document of the era.

"Girl in a Man's Shirt" is an excellent example of Zeydler-Zborowski's skill. The novel captivates from the first page, and the intricately constructed intrigue keeps the reader in suspense until the very end. Together with Lieutenant Downar, the reader tries to solve the mystery of the murder, discovering new, dark secrets. The book touches on important moral themes such as betrayal, greed, and revenge.

An ideal novel for lovers of classic crime fiction who appreciate a captivating plot, expressive characters, and a realistic picture of the era. "Girl in a Man's Shirt" is a read that stays in your memory for a long time, prompting reflection on human nature and the mechanisms of crime. This book is a real treat for fans of the genre who are looking for intelligent entertainment at a high level.

LTW Publishing House, known for its editorial care, offers readers a carefully prepared edition. The paperback cover, legible font, and aesthetic appearance make reading even more enjoyable. The 13x19.5 cm format is ideal for reading on the go or in the comfort of your own home. "Girl in a Man's Shirt" is a must-have for every fan of Polish crime fiction!