Five-minute detective story. A

Author: Clemens
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: After years of collecting and compiling, Clemens Klemens and Wolf Brümmel have put together 150 short and punchy detective stories. The plots are tense, the language vivid and humorous, and the endings often take readers by surprise, allowing their nerves to relax after the tension. Each story is about 4,000 words long, and reading one takes about five to six minutes. Readers can enjoy a full mental feast whether they are waiting for a bus, soaking in a bathtub, or in the minutes before falling asleep. A young man who has just received his PhD suddenly receives a letter from his middle school teacher—in his middle school days, a cheating incident could ruin everything he has now, and he must talk to the teacher; the flower shop has always been doing poorly, but ever since an elderly man had a heart attack and died in the shop, the business has surprisingly boomed. Elders die one after another in the flower shop; a journalist is sent to interview a famous gang leader, and the gang leader also wants to use the journalist to achieve his own hidden purposes. What will happen to the journalist's fate. The short detective stories included in this book are all excellent, with unexpected endings.