Sebastian Fitzek Books in Order

Well known psychiatrist Viktor Larenz is shattered when his twelve year old daughter vanishes from a doctor's office without a trace. Years later, hiding on a remote island, he is approached by a disturbed novelist whose hallucinations echo his daughter's case and may hold the key to the truth.

Criminal psychologist Ira Samin intends to end her life, crushed by guilt over her daughter's death. Instead she is dragged into a live radio hostage crisis, where a gunman plays a deadly call in game that lets random listeners decide whether captives live or die.

Marc Lucas lost his wife and unborn child in a car accident he caused, a memory that haunts him every day. After he joins an experimental program to erase trauma, he wakes to find his key no longer fits his door and his life seems to belong to someone else.

Dr Suker is a brilliant eye surgeon who abducts women and surgically removes their eyelids, leaving them so traumatized that they soon take their own lives. When another victim disappears, blind physiotherapist Alina Gregoriev and journalist Alexander Zorbach are pulled into a sadistic new hunt.

A sadistic killer known as the Eye Collector murders mothers, kidnaps their children, and gives the fathers forty five hours to find them, leaving each body without its left eye. When evidence points to reporter Alexander Zorbach, he and blind physiotherapist Alina Gregoriev race to stop the next game.

Five years after his wife and son disappeared from a cruise ship, police psychologist Martin Schwartz is still destroyed by grief. Called back on board when a missing girl reappears holding his son's teddy bear, he must uncover what really happens to passenger twenty three.

Defense attorney Robert Stern meets a sick ten year old boy who calmly insists he was a serial killer in a previous life. Led by the child to hidden graves, Stern is pulled into a case where past and present murders suddenly collide.

Years after treatment for violent sleepwalking, Leon Nader believes he is cured, until his wife vanishes from their apartment. To find out what he does at night, he straps a camera to his head and discovers his nocturnal self entering a door he has never seen.

After being assaulted by a serial rapist known as the Hairdresser, young psychiatrist Emma Stein cannot bring herself to leave her house on the edge of Berlin. When she reluctantly accepts a parcel for a neighbor she has never met, paranoia and real danger begin to blur.

Aviophobic psychiatrist Mats Krüger boards a long haul flight to see his pregnant daughter, convinced he has controlled every risk. Then a caller claims to have kidnapped her and demands the unthinkable, that Mats use his influence to crash the plane.

Milan Berg stops at a traffic light when a car pulls up beside him and a terrified girl presses a note to the window. Because of his undiagnosed reading disorder he cannot decipher the message, yet he knows her life depends on what he does next.

A month after fifteen year old Feline Jagow disappears on her way to school, her streaming playlist suddenly changes. Former detective Alexander Zorbach and blind medium Alina Gregoriev try to decode the songs before time runs out for the missing girl.

The Soul Breaker does not kill his victims, he shatters their minds, leaving them catatonic with a cryptic note in their hands. When a storm cuts off an exclusive psychiatric clinic, an amnesiac patient and staff fear the predator is inside with them.

For women walking home alone in Berlin, the Walk Me Home helpline offers a reassuring voice. New volunteer Jules answers a late night call from Klara, who believes a man from her past will kill her before a blood marked deadline.

One year after his son Max vanished, a desperate father agrees to enter a high security psychiatric hospital under a false identity. Posing as a patient, he plans to force suspected child killer Guido T to finally confess, even if it costs him his sanity.

Hannah Herbst wakes up alone in a cheap motel room with no memory of the last hours and police at the door. There is video of her calmly confessing to murdering her own family, and every choice she makes now clicks her deeper into a trap.

As Germany's leading facial expression expert, Hannah Herbst can read the tiniest muscle twitch to uncover a person's true feelings. After surgery leaves her with memory gaps, she is asked to assess a confession video in which a mother admits killing her family, only to see her own face on the screen.