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“Let me introduce myself: Goldberg. Philip Goldberg.” The striking inspector from Nicole Wollschlaeger’s Elb crime novels enters the literary stage again.
Nicole Wollschlaeger has her inspector Goldberg investigated for the eighth time. // Photo: Felix Matthies
The author Nicole Wollschlaeger, who was born in Pinneberg, presents another humorous one with “Elbschatz”. Barley-Krim with depth. In October she will present it at the Wedel city library. About the content: A Düsseldorf tour group involuntarily gets stranded in Kophusen. The bus is broken. While the guests are stuck in the small village waiting for the replacement bus, the body of a young man is found. The trio of investigators from Kophusen get on the trail of a mysterious geocacher, whose hiding places a white box van keeps turning up. Inspector Goldberg suspects that the strange finds are not part of an ordinary treasure hunt. Behind the scenes of the seemingly harmless tour group, a perfidious game of hide-and-seek is unfolding that threatens to escalate…
The new Elb crime novel and its author
“Elbe Treasure” is the eighth Elb crime thriller about Chief Inspector Philip Goldberg, which takes place in the Holstein Marsh. Further volumes are in preparation. Author Nicole Wollschlagerborn in Pinneberg in 1974, initially trained as a bookseller. In 2004 she completed her acting studies in Hamburg. For seven years she lent her voice to the children’s book series “The Magic Treehouse” and toured her readings throughout Germany. Her first novel “Shadows over Nargon” was published by Carlsen Verlag in 2013. The crime series about the Kophusen investigator trio started in 2016 with “Elbguilt”. She lives as a freelance author with her two cats in the Steinburg district.
Time and place of the reading
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Thursday, October 10th
7:30 p.m
Entrance tickets are available for 8 euros City library Wedge at the information.
Tickets can also be reserved by email or telephone.
Tel. 04103 9359-0
[email protected]
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