SÖRENSEN INVESTIGATES: Land Ahead for Sörensen (Vol. IV)

  • Stricker’s North Frisia thrillers are in a class of their own.
  • Book one of the series has been turned into a prize-winning film, directed by and starring Bjarne Mädel. Filming of the second book is in the pipeline.
  • 150,000 copies of Vol. I–IV sold altogether!

There’s not much cause for celebration in Katenbüll. Even more so when one of the rare festivities comes to an abrupt, violent end: during the celebration marking the anniversary of the local shopping centre’s opening, a car speeds into the crowd. It belongs to an old acquaintance of Sörensen – his ex-colleague Malte Schuster. But it turns out Malte wasn’t behind the wheel. Soon after, the car is found crashed into a tree in the middle of the desolate North Frisian countryside; a woman’s dead body in the driver’s seat. Sörensen has his doubts about the whole incident, and these lead him, once again, down a dark road …

“In language, atmosphere and overall, the ‘Sörensen’ series is the best that German crime writing has to offer these days.” Ursula Poznanski

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  • Publisher: Rowohlt Taschenbuch
  • Release: 14.02.2023
  • ISBN: 978-3-499-00951-8
  • 512 Pages
  • Series: Sörensen ermittelt
  • Author: Sven Stricker

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SÖRENSEN INVESTIGATES: Land Ahead for Sörensen (Vol. IV)
Sven Stricker SÖRENSEN INVESTIGATES: Land Ahead for Sörensen (Vol. IV)
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Sven Stricker

Sven Stricker was born in 1970 and grew up in Mülheim an der Ruhr. He studied comparative literature, English and modern history. Since 2001 he has been working as a freelance director, editor and author, winning the German Audiobook Award several times. Sven Stricker was nominated for the Glauser-Preis in 2017 and 2024 for his  Sörensen novels ,  the TV production of  Sörensen hat Angst  won the German Television Crime Award 2021 as well as the Austrian TV Award Romy. In 2022, Stricker was awarded the Grimme Prize for the screenplay. He lives in Potsdam and has a daughter.