Crossfire

Another tale from the world of the brilliant Fastball. Štěpán Kopřiva's first crime novel was such a success that the author decided to further develop his world of "not quite right" policemen, which he created in Rychlopalba. Dazzling "Tarantino-esque" dialogue, brutal scenes, chilling realism, a faithful police routine and a very peculiar cop starring in an 18-hour gripping action story. Enter the epicenter of the Crusade. Policie by měla pomáhat lidem… To je asi ta nejhorší rada, kterou se můžete coby policajt řídit. Because if you try to do something for someone on the side, the shortcuts between bureaucratic regulations and paragraphs will quickly lead you to the uncertain ground of questionable deeds and dubious favours. And before you know it, you realise that people are disappearing around you and that someone is probably killing them - and that you fit the role of the prime suspect. And suddenly you're up to your neck in a stinking swamp of bad decisions, with banging, shooting and slashing fingers all around you, and you're just treading murky water, fighting for survival, with threats whizzing past your ears from all directions. And very few come out of the crossfire unscathed.