Prague Nights
(Autor) Benjamin Black'The emperor's mistress had been murdered, and the world had been taken hold of and turned upon its head' Prague, 1599. Christian Stern, a young doctor, has just arrived in the city. On his first evening, he finds a young woman's body half-buried in the snow. The dead woman is none other than the emperor's mistress, and there's no shortage of suspects. Stern is employed by the emperor himself to investigate the murder. In the search to find the culprit, Stern finds himself drawn into the shadowy world of the emperor's court - unspoken affairs, letters written in code, and bitter rivalries. But can he unmask the killer before they reach their next victim?
Benjamin Black
Benjamin Black is the pen name of acclaimed Irish author John Banville. His most famous work is "Christine Falls," a gripping noir mystery set in 1950s Dublin. Black's literary style is characterized by lyrical prose and intricate plots, showcasing his talent for creating atmospheric and suspenseful narratives. His contributions to literature include revitalizing the genre of literary crime fiction and garnering critical acclaim for his elegant writing and compelling storytelling.
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