YOU WILL NOT FIND HER

  • Number-one bestseller author Andreas Winkelmann at his best!
  • A thriller where nothing is as it seems, diving deep into his protagonists' dark depths to uncover a shocking truth.
  • 1,4 million copies sold of his thrillers by Rowohlt altogether!

A girl goes missing. Her father holds a suspect accountable. Seven years later, a life filled with too many unanswered questions. And a young woman, the only one who knows what really happened back then – but she has vanished without a trace.

Jonas was once a police officer until he killed a suspect in connection with his daughter's disappearance. Franka is a private investigator with a talent for tracking digital footprints, currently searching for a missing person. Her investigation uncovers ties to an old case – that of Jonas's daughter, who was never found. Franka's first suspect: Jonas. But soon, the two begin working together, as the missing person seems to know something about what really happened back then ...

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  • Publisher: Rowohlt Taschenbuch
  • Release: 17.06.2025
  • ISBN: 978-3-499-01331-7
  • 384 Pages
  • Author: Andreas Winkelmann

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Andreas Winkelmann

As a child and teenager, Andreas Winkelmann devoured the eerie stories of John Sinclair and Stephen King. This sparked his deep desire to write and instill fear in others. Today, his thrillers are among the hardest-hitting and most-read in the German-speaking world. His books pull readers in from the first line, plunging them into a dark labyrinth with no apparent escape. Winkelmann's stories are grounded in the everyday lives of his audience and told in a stark, realistic style. Fittingly, he writes in the attic of a 400-year-old house near the woods outside Bremen.