As a reader, one could ask the question whether a criminal history is a hippie bookseller who Johnnie Walker and actually more squats in a Greek taverna at the Antwerp Koolkaai than usual to do anything, the thing has to be a good thriller! Initially, I was filled with great skepticism because Patrick Conrad in the form of an absolute Walker lackluster antiheroes submits a subliminally violent, sociopathic Looser. However, the more the reader learns about Walker, the more grows one of these failures and his entire entourage pubs warmly. As Walker's ex-girlfriend is found dead in his bed, the police begins in the shape of the slick and vain Commisaris Moermans, hunting Walker ...
"Walker - De onvoltooide romance van Ediapaso Gianovoltare" is a great novel. Linguistically it is designed great, from the tension he created is great, and the switch of the action at the end verschlägt the reader language. This thriller is recommended to all readers who like Antwerp and like to read the unusual crime stories. Alone, as Conrad brings the Greek Mafia into play and a great conspiracy to Walker knits, I thought while reading: Super, finally something that stands out from the usual thriller-style.
