34. Bruton Street (Detektivroman)
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
The narrative captures a moment of tension and attraction between two characters as they navigate a lavish dining experience, highlighting the woman's striking appearance in a steel-blue velvet dress complemented by a dazzling brooch. Despite previous frustrations, the man's admiration reignites, transforming his demeanor from critical to charming. The setting is elegant, with their presence drawing attention, and they are led to a prime table reserved for them. The author, Karl Döhring, was a multifaceted figure who transitioned from various professions to focus on novel writing in the early 20th century.
