Crime Files - Case File: End of the Line Ostfriesland

Christiane Franke enjoys living by the North Sea, where her 27 novels and some of her crime short stories are set. Her books not only storm the regional bestseller lists, but the cheerful Neuharlingersiel crime series, which she co-writes with Cornelia Kuhnert, regularly secures spots on the Spiegel bestseller list. Together, they also write the 1950s series "Frisch ermittelt," featuring a hot ironer as the main character. She independently writes the successful series about the two detectives from Wilhelmshaven, Oda Wagner and Christine Cordes. In 2021, the novel "Endlich wieder Meer" was published by Goya-Verlag, which the author also recorded as an audiobook herself. All Rowohlt novels and some titles from the Emons series are also available as audiobooks.

Cornelia Kuhnert lives and writes near Hanover. After studying history and German, she worked as a teacher at various schools. For several years, she has been working freelance as an author of crime novels and short crime stories set in the small-town milieu of Lower Saxony. She organized the Krimifest Hannover together with other murderous sisters. At Emons Verlag, she has showcased the superlatives and hidden treasures of her hometown Hanover in three volumes of "111 Places." Since 2014, she has shifted her murderous investigations to East Frisia. Together with Christiane Franke, she writes the successful cult series featuring Henner, Rosa, and Rudi, as well as the 1950s series "Frisch ermittelt" at Rowohlt Verlag.