Rain over Bamberg

Bamberg, 1976. A dead girl. An apparent robbery-murder. And a private eye who knows better.
Harry Voss is a private eye. He smokes, drinks too much, and is always one step ahead of his creditors. He used to be a cop. There's a reason he's not anymore.
When Maria "Mimi" Koller turns up dead, the cops are quick to close the case. A robbery-murder. Nothing more to see. But Harry doesn't buy it. He knew Mimi. She was one of the few people who still saw something in him beyond a washed-up PI with a mountain of debts and a past he'd rather leave buried.
So Harry starts asking questions. The trail takes him from smoke-filled bars to the mansions of the wealthy, and into the dark corners of a city that would rather keep its mouth shut. What begins as a seemingly straightforward robbery-murder soon pulls him into a world of money, power, and people who have spent a lifetime making sure the rules don't apply to them.
Harry learns that the truth comes at a price. And the deeper he digs, the higher it gets.
A hardboiled crime novel about guilt, power, and the dark side of a city that forgets nothing-and would rather keep plenty buried.