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Mika / Mika
Thriller
A breakneck thriller by the author of Asa
A man who loses his identity trying to find his daughter. A girl who has been staring out of the window for six years, waiting for someone to bring her the key to her memory. Four men and a mission fuelled by hunger and a discipline that spares no sacrifice. A winter in Germany, a lake in the forest, and shadows moving beneath the ice.
A man who loses his identity trying to find his daughter. A girl who has been staring out of the window for six years, waiting for someone to bring her the key to her memory. Four men and a mission fuelled by hunger and a discipline that spares no sacrifice. A winter in Germany, a lake in the forest, and shadows moving beneath the ice.
»A wild, disturbing thriller, with rapid shifts in perspective and a brilliant plot.« stern
»Zoran Drvenkar is a bit like the German Don Winslow. And there aren’t many people in this league.« Stuttgarter Zeitung
»Terrifyingly good.« TV Movie
»Zoran Drvenkar is a bit like the German Don Winslow. And there aren’t many people in this league.« Stuttgarter Zeitung
»Terrifyingly good.« TV Movie
»A wild, disturbing thriller, with rapid shifts in perspective and a brilliant plot.« stern
»Zoran Drvenkar is a bit like the German Don Winslow. And there aren’t many people in this league.« Stuttgarter Zeitung
»Terrifyingly good.« TV Movie
»Zoran Drvenkar is a bit like the German Don Winslow. And there aren’t many people in this league.« Stuttgarter Zeitung
»Terrifyingly good.« TV Movie
2027, 400 pages
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Zoran Drvenkar
Author
Zoran Drvenkar was born in Croatia in 1967 and moved to Berlin with his parents at the age of three. Since 1989, he has made his living as an author, writing about children, teenagers, and adults. His thrillers Sorry and Du have been translated into 14 languages. In 2010, Sorry received the Friedrich Glauser Prize, and in 2023, a TV adaptation of Du was released under the title Then You Run.
Zoran Drvenkar
Author
Zoran Drvenkar was born in Croatia in 1967 and moved to Berlin with his parents at the age of three. Since 1989, he has made his living as an author,...
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