After a long time, Tarek returns to the Istanbul of the seventies to take revenge on the friend of his youth who had once taken away the great love of Tarek's life, had informed him and had him - though innocent - deported to a penal camp in Syria. In an unscrupulous manner, Tarek now orchestrates a scheme unsurpassed in its planning and inventiveness. Against the backdrop of the metropolis on the Bosporus with all its political and cultural turbulency, Thielmann develops a furious novel full of suspense with complex charakters, a clear language and a spectacular and authentic plot.
- A novel about revenge and agony
- Political aspects and cultural turbulences
Hubertus von Thielmann was born in Breslau in 1936. From 1960 to 1996, he worked as a company executive for a multinational group. He spent many years abroad, for example in Iran and Argentina, Thailand and - from 1970 to 1978 - in Turkey. Since, he has devoted his time to becoming a successful author: The stations of his life provide him with the material for his bestselling novels. The author and his wife alternately live in Argentina, Uruguay and Germany.