Ursula Poznanski

I saw this book, and it reminded me of 1984 by George Orwell which I've read before. I'll definitely be reading this soon.

Update: 7.5/10, when I first saw this book a while back I wanted to read it and not long after I finally read it and this is nothing like what I expected, I was thinking of a terrifying dystopia but it wasn't that at all rather the concept revolves around a game which seems innocent at first but grows more sinister, where do I even begin. It starts off with the main character Nick and he lives his normal life and he got this new game called Erebos so he loads it up on his PC which takes a while by the way, maybe PCs in this book are slower than their real life counterparts or has this book aged like milk, I don't know. Probably the latter. Anyways Nick finally installs Erebos and apparently it's the most realistic game he ever saw and as I said it's like a world within the world and Nick enjoys it so much. However I think I've seen games with graphics like that and consoles like the PS5 and high end PCs can handle it now. He soon sees that other players are enjoying it as well however Nick soon discovers that there are a few special things about it, one if you die in the game you can't play the game anymore much like a hardcore mode and second the game manipulated Nick to do some wrong act and he accepted that at first until his character died and he couldn't play it. Not long after other characters discover the same thing and Nick finds out the backstory of this which segued to a big battle ending this on a quite a note there.… (more)

book 32 Read in German

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'Blameless' people murder other people in the most brutal way. What is behind it? Detectives Nina Salamon and Daniel Buchholz have their hands full.
It starts when a well-known heart surgeon walks into the middle of a colleague's operating theatre and brutally murders the patient with a scalpel. Yet he has nothing whatsoever to do with this patient. A little later, a man is brutally stabbed in his flat, but the heart surgeon is already behind bars. No sooner are the detectives at the scene of the crime than another murder is committed in the middle of the public. A man beats an innocent man to death.
What do these murders have in common? How can another murder be prevented? To make matters worse, both detectives fall into the trap themselves and allow themselves to be lulled into it.
Very excitingly written.… (more)