Cosy Crime Time

Munich & Wasserburg am Inn

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Feel-Good Crime Short Stories

Sleep of the Death

“Who murdered Santa Claus?” The headlines are all asking the same question in Munich after a man in a Santa suit is found dead, apparently asleep on a bench in a shopping centre.

Munich detective Alexander Veigl and his team investigate every possible lead until they come across a slightly dishevelled nine-year-old boy. The youngster certainly keeps the detectives on their toes and brings a touch of unexpected humour to their investigation. And although everything seems to point to the little boy's guilt, Alexander stubbornly insists that he is innocent.

But then the investigation takes yet another unexpected turn – one that surprises Alexander as much as anyone else. Will the new leads provide enough evidence to bring the real culprit to justice?

Sleep of the Dead is the first story in a series of Munich crime short stories. It is not only suspenseful but also deeply moving. At its heart is the spirit of Christmas – a spirit capable of softening even the hardest-hearted detectives.

Read the crime story here: Sleep of the Death. Enjoy immersing yourself in the world of Munich crime fiction!

Recommended age: 16 years and up

Length: Approx. 62 pages (e-book)

Available in German only!

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Reading: Sleep of the Death

A Warm Welcome to My Crime Short Story Reading – Sleep of the Dead!

Today, I'd like to invite you to join Detective Veigl and his team as they try to solve an unusual murder case. Before we immerse ourselves in the story, I'll read you a short introduction to set the scene and help you step straight into the world of the investigation.

And then we'll dive right into the case...

I'm delighted to have you here and wish you a lovely time listening!

This reading is in German only.

Murder Without A Trace

Two suicides carried out in exactly the same way – and not a single piece of usable evidence to point to a definite conclusion. And yet the assistant at the Institute of Forensic Medicine has an unshakable feeling that someone is trying to cover up a gruesome crime. She manages to persuade Chief Inspector Veigl to investigate. The detective and his team do everything they can to uncover the truth. But this proves far from easy, as nobody knows the identity of the body found in Munich. What's more, their search for evidence leads them into a maze with no apparent way out. Alexander and his team are left groping in the dark for quite some time. Then they stumble upon a crucial clue. But will it really lead them in the right direction?

Murder Without a Trace is the second crime short story in the series featuring Munich detective Alexander Veigl and his team. This is a tale spanning two cities, as the second body is discovered in Wasserburg am Inn, where the investigation also takes them.

Read the crime story here: Murder Without a Trace – Amazon

Enjoy immersing yourself in the world of crime fiction between Munich and Wasserburg am Inn!

Recommended age: 16 years and up

Length: Approx. 63 pages (e-book)

Available in German only!

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Reading: Murder Without a Trace

So Lovely to Have You Here!

I'm delighted that you're joining me as we dive into the world of my crime short story Murder Without a Trace. Today, we're venturing into the darker corners of Munich and Wasserburg am Inn.

In the second case featuring Munich Chief Inspector Alexander Veigl and his team, they face a challenge that demands far more of them than routine detective work.

Before I begin the actual reading, I'll first read you a short synopsis to give you a feel for what this story is about.

I wish you a lovely time listening!

This reading is in German only.