Crème de la Crime: A crime fiction evening in the wine cellar - 12/11 (DE)
Crime thriller suspense in the vaulted cellars of the Distillerie artisanale Zenner: On 12 November, Gaston Zangerlé and Karin Melchert will read from their German-language crime novels. The evening will be rounded off with traditional tarte flambée and Moselle wine.
The atmospheric vaulted cellars of the Distillerie artisanale Zenner provide the setting for a captivating crime fiction evening on 12 November. Authors Gaston Zangerlé and Karin Melchert will read from their German-language crime novels, Die Wasserfalle – Tod in der Karibik and Das Lied vom Tod, both published on crime.lu, transporting the audience into a world of puzzling cases and dark secrets.After the readings, guests will have the opportunity to meet the authors and exchange ideas about their work. A glass of Moselle wine and homemade tarte flambée prepared by the Zenner family will round off the evening in style.
About the Book Die Wasserfalle – Tod in der Karibik
One morning, a young woman bursts into the office of Commissioner Boissalé in Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe. She wants to share a shocking revelation with him in private and asks him to meet her that same evening at the Saut d’Acomat waterfall. The next day, her body is found there.Suspicion immediately falls on Boissalé. His situation becomes even more complicated when a jealous colleague begins working against him. To help clear his name, he must rely on the determination of an old friend from Calais: the renowned Commissioner Kowalski. Full of surprises and unexpected twists, the investigation leads from the plains of Alsace all the way to the Caribbean.
About the Book Das Lied vom Tod
"Startled, passers-by stop in their tracks, stand still or run away. Only one of them collapses onto the pavement. He knows what fate awaits him. For he knows that sixteen years ago, the bullet struck the wrong person."
The life of singer Joana seems perfectly normal, apart from the fact that her husband is having an affair, threatens divorce and intends to leave her with a tiny flat barely larger than a broom cupboard. But when Detective Inspector Thill suddenly recognises her as the common thread linking several unsolved murder cases, her world is turned upside down.What connects Joana to the murders? And what really happened in Rue du Fort Neipperg?
Inclusive:
Reading in the vaulted cellar, followed by a glass of wine and homemade tarte flambée.
