Cay Rademacher Books in Order
Cay Rademacher's books in publication order, with summaries of the Frank Stave and Roger Blanc investigations to guide readers through his historical and French mysteries.
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Cay Rademacher books in publication order
5 books
The Murderer in Ruins
by Cay Rademacher
2011
In the freezing ruins of British-occupied Hamburg in 1947, police investigator Frank Stave hunts a killer. Worry for his missing son and the city's hunger, displacement, and black market complicate an already desperate investigation.
The Wolf Children
by Cay Rademacher
2012
When a boy's body is found in a ruined Hamburg shipyard, Frank Stave investigates gangs of orphaned refugees. Further deaths intensify the case while the detective struggles to hold his troubled personal life together.
The Forger
by Cay Rademacher
2013
After surviving a shooting, Frank Stave transfers to Hamburg's black-market division. A corpse discovered beside Weimar-era artworks and the appearance of mysterious banknotes draw him into connected investigations as the Allies prepare a currency reform.
Murderous Mistral
by Cay Rademacher
2014
Transferred from Paris after an inconveniently successful corruption investigation, Roger Blanc settles unhappily in Provence. A burned murder victim and a second suspicious death force him to uncover the countryside's hidden rivalries while his marriage collapses.
Deadly Camargue
by Cay Rademacher
2015
A fighting bull kills a cyclist in the Camargue, but Roger Blanc suspects deliberate interference. The victim's unfinished journalism leads him toward a notorious unsolved burglary and an older story that locals would rather forget.
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