Glutrot

When motor journalist Sally Morgan witnesses a serious accident in the Eifel region, she immediately rushes to help the driver. The 1970s Porsche 911 is completely engulfed in flames. Although the car is essentially a wreck, a foreign dealer offers an unusually high amount of money for it. The owner also mentions that something felt off while driving. Sally becomes suspicious and seeks advice from a friend who is a classic car expert. The motor journalist cannot resist a good story. On a whim, she trusts her journalistic instincts and discovers a workshop in Amsterdam during her research. She uncovers an international Porsche counterfeiting ring that makes millions with classic car fakes. She trails the mafia, but the hunter quickly becomes the hunted. Can she save herself and her friends from the deadly machinery of the Sicilian mafia?

Gerhard Johannes Dressen is a journalist and communications consultant. He studied German studies and theology at RWTH Aachen. As an editor, he worked for the Rheinische Post and spent over two decades as a public relations specialist for an international corporation. With 'Glutrot', he presents his debut novel set in the classic car scene. Pure 'fuel fiction'... He regularly indulges his passion for automotive treasures over a beer with friends at his favorite workshop in the Rhineland town of Anstel.