Feel My Fury

Torn apart by countless stab wounds and soaked in blood-this is how the police discover the body of a man, brutally murdered in a fit of savage rage. Wolfgang Stöhrl, the newly appointed head of the homicide division, immediately suspects a crime of passion. But when a second victim is found, the investigation takes a darker turn. Both victims had used dating platforms to seek fleeting pleasure with a dangerous twist. Determined to pursue his original lead, Stöhrl finds himself increasingly lost in the case. Meanwhile, his retired predecessor, Nathan Weiß, takes matters into his own hands. Still haunted by an unsolved case from his career, Weiß delves into a shadowy world of hatred and desire-a world that points to a serial killer driven by blind fury. But what fuels her uncontrollable rage? And how can she be stopped before she strikes again? 'Feel My Fury' is a dark, disturbing psychological thriller that peers into the depths of a tormented soul. Gripping, chilling, and impossible to put down until the final page.

Born in Munich in 1958, Georg Brun has always remained a 'Münchner Kindl' (a true child of Munich) - albeit with a few detours. After several years at the Bavarian State Criminal Police Office and studying law, he worked for many years at the Ministry of Science. When Georg Brun published his first book in 1988, 'Das Vermächtnis der Juliane Hall' (The Legacy of Juliane Hall, in German only), for which he received the Bavarian Prize for Literature, his fulfilling double-life as a lawyer and writer began. Four years ago he started to publish crime novels and launched his Munich crime series about the young lawyer Olga Swatschuk. Olga is now investigating four criminal cases, all published by Bookspot Verlag and available in German as ebooks and paperbacks. 'Spüre meinen Zorn' (Feel my Fury) is the first gripping case of retired detective Nathan Weiss, and is also published by Bookspot Verlag. More about the author at www.georgbrun.de or on Instagram at @brungeorg