Winner of the German Crime Fiction Prize
A Kemal Kayankaya Mystery

A distressed artist comes to Kayankaya for help. His Thai girlfriend has been kidnapped. Kayankaya's raised eyebrow brings protestations of love. He confronts obstructive racist officials, corrupt cops and some of Germany's most depraved and dangerous criminals in his trawl through the immigration offices and brothels of Frankfurt where it seems young women fugitives and asylum seekers are disappearing into the Frankfurt night.

"Jakob Arjouni writes the best urban thrillers since Raymond Chandler. In One Man, One Murder he has finally succeeded in creating in the person of the Turkish Private Investigator, Kemal Kayankaya, an utterly unforgettable figure" - Tempo

"I can't think of anyone writing in England at the present time who could produce anything as exciting, modern, or politically astute as this" - Tangled Web