Black Forest

Dengler's mother is slowly aging. At night, she sees shadows in the yard and threatens to spend her last money on surveillance systems. Her son comes to calm her down and realizes: either he has also gone crazy, or there are indeed figures moving outside. The family owns a piece of pasture land at the Feldberg – the ideal location for a wind turbine. If it weren't for the local resistance. When the spokesperson of the protesters is found murdered, Dengler is confronted with a complicated case. It is also complicated on a personal level: the deceased was his first love. The further he delves into the investigation, the more a complex web of obligations and violently enforced interests reveals itself behind the death in the southwestern German province. Corrupt state politicians, greedy middle-class entrepreneurs, the nuclear lobby, and a Russian honorary consul are involved, with connections reaching into the highest echelons of power. And many decades into the past. While the future of our energy production is at stake and all parties are pitted against each other, a she-wolf roams through the Black Forest on dark nights. This does not exactly calm the public. Frank Arnold, actor, director, and dramaturge, has already recorded numerous successful audiobooks. In 2014, he was awarded the German Audiobook Prize. His enthusiasm for the Dengler series is evident in his voice.