Mulberry tree

2004. A series of murders occur in the north of the country, the victims are elderly men. Pavel Werens, a young journalist from one of Warsaw's daily newspapers, is given the task of writing a report on these shocking events. The initial hunt for sensation soon turns into a battle with the demons of the past. What is the connection between the present brutal murders and the martyrdom of the first Christians? Can the journalistic investigation led by Werens solve the mystery and stop the criminals from completing their crazy plan, or will it act as a catalyst and cause more casualties? And what do the butterflies found in the mouths of the dead mean? < br> Bialkowski's story manages to frighten, arouse interest and excite. Here we find what we like most in stories full of suspense: secrets, intricate plots, cunning crimes and perfect planning. It is worth immersing yourself in this places " Secret societies, myths, religions. An exciting thriller from Poland. " - Lovelybooks < br> < br> " It's a book that is a good read and yet different from mainstream crime books. " - Amazon < br> < br> " It's a true crime story. Readable, suspenseful throughout, and logically understandable. " - Amazon