Raues Wetter: Ein Auftrag für Spenser, Band 36

The story maintains a steady build-up of suspense—I'm curious whether that was a conscious choice or evolved naturally during writing.

The detective's actions often blurred the line between right and wrong — it made me wonder how much of that reflects real police work.

The atmosphere really drew me in, and I’d love to hear whether the author drew from personal experience or crafted the locale entirely from imagination.