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Türk Attila - Death melegvízben

In recent years, Attila Türk, who became known for his series of history books, this time appeared with a completely unusual, new genre: he wrote a crime novel and even a socio-thriller. Moreover, one...
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    Türk Attila
    Publisher
    Magyar a Magyarért Alapítvány
    Year of publication
    ISBN
    9789638842244

    In recent years, Attila Türk, who became known for his series of history books, this time appeared with a completely unusual, new genre: he wrote a crime novel and even a socio-thriller. Moreover, one that takes place in today's Hungary and this year. What is "Death in Hot Water" about?
    About the horribly mutilated body of a Romanian sailor caught from the Danube, about which the investigators cannot determine who and how disfigured the drowned drug and human trafficker. But after a few days, consumer protection inspectors found the similarly disfigured corpse of a beautiful young girl in a bikini in a warehouse in the Pest area, instead of the spoiled meat they were looking for, in a rented cold store and deep freezer. Is there a connection between the two victims, did they know each other, and is the perpetrator the same?

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