Necropolis, Herbert Lieberman, Maurice Rambaud

New York, the "city of the dead," is teeming with heinous crimes and dangerous madmen. Paul Konig, a medical examiner, presides over a morgue where bodies, investigators, and grieving families parade through. Autopsying, dissecting, and analyzing every clue on the macabre remains entrusted to him, he observes the terror that engulfs the city… A city from which his daughter, Lolly, mysteriously disappeared a few months ago.

Herbert Lieberman reaches the pinnacle of noir fiction – not for the faint of heart.

Author of numerous thrillers published in Points, Herbert Lieberman won the Grand Prix de littérature policière in 1978 for Necropolis.

Grand Prix de Littérature policière 1978.