Suspicion by Friedrich Dürrenmatt, Joel Agee (Translator)

Suspicion by Friedrich Dürrenmatt, Joel Agee (Translator)INSPECTOR BARLACH HAS A YEAR TO LIVE, BUT HES NOT GOING QUIETLYWhen Inspector Barlach notices that a successful Swiss surgeon bears a striking resemblance to an infamous Nazi war criminal, a suspicion begins to gnaw away at him could they be one and the same person? Determined to expose the monster behind the surgeon's mask, the ailing inspector checks himself into the doctor's exclusive clinic. But all does not go to plan, and soon Barlach realizes

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