The dragon sleeps
Some secrets are better forgotten
The two-time winner of the Jiří Marek Prize for the best detective book brings back to the scene the character of criminal Josef Bergman. In her seventh novel with her favourite hero, Michaela Klevisová takes the reader to places in southern Bohemia that are only seemingly peaceful. There is a danger lurking beneath the surface that should not be awakened...
Fourteen years ago, in a remote South Bohemian village, something happened that Eliška's mother never wanted to talk about again. The adult Eliška now returns to understand the events of the past. However, upon her arrival, a young woman disappears and another is murdered. The connection between the crime and an old unsolved case eventually brings Josef Bergman to the scene. While searching for a murderer, a Prague crime analyst discovers that the locals are hiding a dark past and their own skeleton closets.
Michaela Klevis
She was born in 1976 in Prague. She studied journalism at Charles University and has been working in this field since 1997. Her biggest hobby is travelling. His favourite place to visit is the Nordic countries. Already in her childhood she fell into the world of horse racing, in which she is still intensely interested today. For her first novel, a detective novel with a murderer's plot, she received the Jiří Marek Award for the best detective book of the year from the Czech section of the Association of Authors of Detective Literature (AIEP). She repeated the same success with her novel The House on its Own (2011). Both books are part of the popular crime series with investigator Josef Bergman. A detour from the detective genre is the novel about a crime from the Pošumava region, Prokletý kraj (2021). Klevisová is also the author of three short story collections about people and their cats.
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