Klamor Browning ● Melting Point: Berlin

Description

Ten days to save Germany. During a Zelenskyy visit to Berlin, a shot is fired. Constitution protection officer Petter Ilies prevents the attack; the price is a child's life. Ilies checks into a clinic broken and believes he has closed the world off. But the world is not finished with him yet. An unknown group threatens with nuclear strikes in German cities unless support for Ukraine is discontinued. Ten days before the deadline, Ilies is recalled to service and finds himself in a nightmare: the case turns out to be a labyrinth where every piece of information could be a trap. Additionally, his wife Thea has disappeared. What happens when the line between fear, political deception, and deadly seriousness collapses? Melting Point: Berlin is a thriller about Germany in a state of emergency – and a man who no longer believes in himself. By connecting real events with fictional elements, the novel creates a disturbing scenario of our time. The book is published by Zeitkind Verlag.