Hello,
I do have a certain imagination. But to be able to entertain you with my psychological thrillers for ten years now exceeds even my wildest dreams.
When „The Therapy“ was released in 2006 with an initial print run of 4,000 copies, I was convinced it would be my first and last book. With over 5,500 bookstores, statistically speaking, there wasn't even one full book per store available. And who bothers to look for new releases under ‚T’ on the shelf, only to go home with three-quarters of a therapy session from an unknown newcomer? That's why I was so careless as to include my email address in my first dedication, where you, the readers, were already listed first. I figured I could handle the maximum of 40 reader letters.
Now, fortunately for me, there are many more books, and therefore many more reactions. And I am overjoyed that in my anniversary year, I can present you not just one book, but an entire package. A package that you will actually have to unwrap before you can read it.
to stumble upon a book that is, once again, a classic Fitzek psychological thriller. (If such a thing even exists.)
Table of contents:
Since the young psychiatrist Emma Stein was raped in a hotel room, she hasn't left the house. She was the third victim of a psychopath whom the press calls „The Barber“ because he shaves the hair off the heads of his abused female victims.
Emma, the sole survivor, fears the hairdresser might come after her again to finish his gruesome act.
In her paranoia, she believes she recognizes her tormentor in every man, even though she never saw the perpetrator's face.
She only feels safe in her small house on the edge of the Grunewald – until one day the postman asks her to accept a package for her neighbor.
A man whose name she doesn't know and whom she has never seen, even though she has lived on her street for years...
„The package“releases on October 26th. Do you dare to open it?
A small decision-making aid in the form of a reading sample is now available here:
Thank you for walking part of the way with me for the past ten years. None of this would make sense without you.
I hope we can read each other again soon.
You
Sebastian Fitzek
