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Baantjer seduces mystery lovers. supports the mystery writer’s reputation in his native Holland as a Dutch Conan Doyle. His knowledge of esoterica rivals that of Holmes, but Baantjer wisely uses such trivia infrequently, his main interests clearly being detective work, characterization, and moral complexity. 1st Dutch printing 1986, 26th Dutch printing 2007.

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The night before he had been arrested for being drunk in public and put in a cell to sleep it off. This morning he is found dead. Vledder, DeKok's ubiquitous assistant breathes a little easier when DeKok returns from his fishing vacation. Vledder needs the help of his old mentor. A flurry of interrogations results in unexpected twists. Contemporary Fiction Hard-Boiled Literature & Fiction Mystery Mystery, Thriller & Suspense.

Baantjer, A. C;Smittenaar, H. . At a grotesque double murder in a well-known Amsterdam hotel, Inspector DeKok is faced with murder victims found looking like macabre wooden harlequins. G. Publication date. DeKok, Inspector (Fictitious character), Detective and mystery stories, DeKok, Inspector (Fictitious character), Detective and mystery stories.

Murder Vledder, DeKok's ubiquitous assistant breathes a little easier when DeKok returns from his fishing vacation. ALBERT CORNELIS BAANTJER is the most widely read author in the Netherlands and has written more than fifty "De Kok" titles

Murder Vledder, DeKok's ubiquitous assistant breathes a little easier when DeKok returns from his fishing vacation. A flurry The student is dead. The night before he had been arrested for being drunk in public and put in a cell to sleep it off. ALBERT CORNELIS BAANTJER is the most widely read author in the Netherlands and has written more than fifty "De Kok" titles. He has also written other fiction and nonfiction and wrote a daily column in a Dutch newspaper. He was an inspector with the Amsterdam Police for thirty-eight years. Baantjer lived in Medemblik, Netherlands. Other books in the series.

Albert Cornelis "Appie" Baantjer (16 September 1923 – 29 August 2010) was a Dutch author of detective fiction and police officer

Albert Cornelis "Appie" Baantjer (16 September 1923 – 29 August 2010) was a Dutch author of detective fiction and police officer. He is mainly known for his large series of detective novels revolving around police inspector De Cock (also translated as DeKok) and his side-kick, sergeant Vledder. The name of the protagonist simply means "cook" in Dutch, but has an unusual spelling which is at the heart of a running gag that involves De Cock spelling out his name every time he introduces himself to someone.

DeKok nodded Renowned mystery author . Baantjer brings to life Inspector DeKok in another stirring potboiler full of suspenseful twists and unusual conclusions

The seasoned inspector wiped the raindrops from his face, bent down gingerly, and carefully lifted a corner of the canvas. Slowly the head became visible: a severed girl's head. Renowned mystery author . Baantjer brings to life Inspector DeKok in another stirring potboiler full of suspenseful twists and unusual conclusions. In The Geese of Death, DeKok takes on Igor Stablinsky, a man accused of bludgeoning a wealthy old man and his wife. To DeKok's unfailing eye the killing urge is visibly present in the suspect during questioning, but did he commit this particular crime?All signs point to one of the few remaining estates in Holland.

This latest Baantjer mystery delves into a grotesque double murder in a well-known Amsterdam hotel. In a surprising twist, DeKok meets with the murderer and tries everything possible to prevent the man from giving himself up to the police. With Dead Harlequin, Baantjer has.