Rage

De: Zygmunt Miloszewski, Antonia Lloyd-Jones - translator

Narrado por: Stefan Rudnicki

Bestselling Polish crime by award-winning author Zygmunt Miloszewski.

All eyes are on famous prosecutor Teodor Szacki when he investigates a skeleton discovered at a construction site in the idyllic Polish city of Olsztyn. Old bones come as no shock to anyone in this part of Poland, but it turns out these remains are fresh, the flesh chemically removed.

Szacki questions the dead man's wife, only to be left with a suspicion she's hiding something. Then another victim surfaces - a violent husband, alive but maimed - giving rise to a theory: someone's targeting domestic abusers. And as new clues bring the murderer closer to those Szacki holds dear, he begins to understand the terrible rage that drives people to murder.

From acclaimed Polish crime writer Zygmunt Miloszewski comes a gritty, atmospheric pause resister that poses the question, what drives a sane man to kill?

©2014 Zygmunt Miloszewski (P)2016 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved. Translation © 2016 Antonia Lloyd-Jones.

Ending

Ending has me a bit confused, I'd love to hear from the author. But good story.

Best Crime Thriller This Year!

Refreshingly unique, highly imaginative and highly satisfying to the very end!
I recommend this author, this novel and this narrator to be the best in the foreign category of psychological crime thrillers for this year. The translation gave the appearance of this being an American book. Bravo!

I am conflicted

are you kidding me?!? I found myself yelling at the narrator at the End of This Book. this book is an emotional, compelling, and visceral crime novel, gritty and Stark and dark. it is a departure from american crime novels, set in an idyllic Polish town miles and Worlds Away from Warsaw. Theodore, the main character, is sympathetic and believable, and at the end pitiable. I won't spoil it, but I am seriously conflicted by the end. Hence the drop of a star. also, don't love the sex and swearing, but it does fit in the gritty setting

Riveting, twisting and dark

The book twisted and turned through a dark bleak polish countryside to reach a startling conclusion

Life in Poland and the Ukraine is different.

This book was translated into English. Reading writers from other countries has allowed me view their culture, country and stories threw their eyes. This story is about crime and punishment in the Ukraine. I learned alot and the story kept me engaged from beginning to end.