Iron-Like. Kruger U.

half an Irishman, half an Indian from Anishinaaba, Kark O'Connor, a former sheriff of the city of Aurora Minnesota, hardly copes with the family crisis, which separated him from the children.

Prior to moving to Aurora, where no more than four thousand inhabitants constantly live, Korka worked as a police officer in Chicago, so he could not shock him. But when a city judge was brutally killed, a teenager-scout was declared missing-and Korka himself is drawn into this confusing and confusing case of conspiracy and corruption-even he is horrified by the secrets of a small town.

Almost the fourth of the century “Iron-Lake” has been holding readers in the tension. The book was the author’s detective debut and thanks to it he forever entered the ranks of the best modern authors of detective novels. Iron-Leyka was destined to become the beginning of the legendary series, the total circulation of which is one and a half million copies.