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The Baltimore Book is a family saga with a detective plot, a story of great love and drama. This is a psychological novel in which the famous writer Marcus Goldman (the hero of Joel Dicker's bestseller The Truth About the Harry Quebert Case) unravels the secrets of three generations of his family and writes a new book.

The ending of the story of the Baltimore and Montclair Goldmans is well-known - a terrible drama that destroyed many lives. However, was it a random twist of fate or the logical conclusion to a series of secrets, confrontations, unfulfilled ambitions, competition and struggle for recognition and love that had been hidden in the Goldman family for decades? And was the love of Marcus's life, whom he met again eight years after the tragedy, the culmination of this drama or a secondary background?