Chase : The complete Trilogy by Thomas Dellenbusch

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you to Thomas Dellenbusch for letting me reading your book. Chase: The complete Trilogy is an action thriller series . The story is written in German but has been translated in English. Chase is a detective agency in Hamburg and there are three cases they have to investigate, and they are very different cases, they are:the hunt for Mute Poetess (book 1) The hunt for a king (book 2) and The hunt for the Tsars Treasure (Book 3) They are all entertaining read. There is a good amount of suspense running through the books and there are some amazing twists in all three of the books. Chase is a fast-paced read that is full of action and danger. You will be hooked. All three books are a quick read and are written very well. The chase is a gripping read that has some great characters and I was on tender hooks reading this, due to me being unsure what was going to happen to the Chase team while they were investigating the three case. Can't wait to read more by Thomas Dellenbush in the future. A great thriller series 5 stars. Bio Thomas Dellenbusch was born in Düsseldorf, Germany in 1964, and still lives there. The former police detective and advertising copywriter has been actively writing for more than twenty years on a wide variety of topics. Although the lion’s share of his assignments originate from the advertising industry, he has also put his talents to use producing speeches for government officials, poetry for individuals, screenplays, rulebooks, newspaper articles, sketches and much more. In short, any subject that can be communicated in a stimulating manner. Since 2013, he has specialized in the production of movie-length-stories—written both by himself and seven other authors via the publishing company he founded expressly for that purpose. Blurb Book 1 The Hunt for he Mute Poetrss They set out to uncover the family secret of a deaf-mute author, Which is closely guarded by the Hamburg mafia. Book 2 Actionthriller with mysterious puzzles about a famous ancient myth in Scotland. Translated Version from the popular German book series of Movie-Length-Stories Scotland on the brink of independence: the government is planning its own Scottish monarchy. But when a member of the close-knit planning group reveals the identity of the candidate for the throne, suddenly people appear who want to prevent this royal ascension at all costs - including murder. When CHASE is called in to assist, Jérome and Chen Lu travel to Glasgow. Together with the Scotsman James Campbell, they hunt for his father’s murderer. A secretive wax seal leads them into a maze of ancient legends and lost manuscripts. Can they solve the mystery and save the king - or will old ruins become their grave? Book 3 Andree, the overweight IT specialist at Chase, is unexpectedly drawn into a new adventure. An old friend from school needs his help. She has a mysterious data carrier with encrypted clues to a huge treasure from Russia. And when she is kidnapped in front of him, Andree sets off in search of this data carrier, of her and of the Tsar's treasure hidden in an unknown location.

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