Evil houses

Live more beautifully, die faster - the twelfth Alpine crime novel by Nicola FörgSuspenseful, topical and with a wink: In her crime novel "Böse Häuser" (Bad Houses), SPIEGEL bestselling author Nicola Förg has her two successful investigator characters Irmi Mangold (Alpine crime novels, including "Flüstern Wälis" (Whispering Woods) and "Flüsternde Wälder" and "Wütende Wölfe") and Gerhard Weinzirl (Oberbayern-Krimis, including "Markttreiben" and "Heimatherz") investigate together for the first time. In this exciting case, the desire for a home of one's own becomes a life-threatening dream, according to the motto: Live better, die faster! Living is life! House hunting can be deadly! While inspector Irmi Mangold is privately inspecting a farm for sale, another prospective buyer is shot dead right next to her. The dead man: the owner of a car dealership for noble cars. The broker: a businessman with his own morals. The house owner: a buttoned-up organic farmer. Irmi and the lead investigator Gerhard Weinzirl are pulled into that maelstrom of envy and hatred that churns when money and property are at stake. The clues lead back into the past, to post-reunification Berlin - where houses tell nasty stories.