Hell is empty. Paderborn crime story

Where in Paderborn would terrorists be most likely to strike? Kleekamp investigates…

Did the young police commissioner Natalie Börns, by preventing an attack in New York, lure terrorists to East Westphalia? Chief Inspector Jürgen Kleekamp is undoubtedly a difficult character and equally unpopular with the public, superiors, and colleagues – but is he also a murderer?

For the fifth time, Kleekamp and Börns must defend themselves against suspicion, hostility, and dangerous adversaries. Is a terrorist attack really being planned? If so, where? From the cathedral to the stadium: Paderborn becomes the scene of a nerve-wracking thriller with surprising twists and turns.

About the author:

Joachim H. Peters , born in 1958, worked for the North Rhine-Westphalia police for 45 years. He published his debut crime novel in 2009, and his first Paderborn crime novel appeared in 2014. "Hell Is Empty" is his 19th crime novel. In addition to his writing, he performs as a cabaret artist, actor, and presenter. He lives in Oerlinghausen in the Lippe region.