Marie Brand

Marie und die tödliche Gier

Marie und der Charme des Bösen

Marie Brand und die Nacht der Vergeltung

Marie Brand und das mörderische Vergessen

Marie Brand und die letzte Fahrt

Marie Brand und die Dame im Spiel

Marie Brand und der SĂĽndenfall

Marie Brand und der Moment des Todes

Marie Brand und die falsche Frau

Marie Brand und das Lied von Tod und Liebe

Marie Brand und die offene Rechnung

Marie Brand und die Engel des Todes

Marie Brand und das Mädchen im Ring

Marie Brand und das Erbe der Olga Lenau

Marie Brand und der schöne Schein

Marie Brand und die Schatten der Vergangenheit

Marie Brand und die Spur der Angst

Marie Brand und die rastlosen Seelen

Marie Brand und das ewige Wettrennen

Marie Brand und der Liebesmord

Marie Brand und der Duft des Todes

Marie Brand und der schwarze Tag

Inspector Marie Brand is called one morning by her colleague JĂĽrgen Simmel because he urgently needs her help: After spending a night with his new girlfriend Daniela, he found her dead in the hotel bed, and the evidence points to him as the perpetrator. Brand helps him to keep the matter a secret from her boss Engler, otherwise Simmel would not be allowed to participate in the case and thus not in the proof of his innocence. Obviously someone wants to accuse him of murder, and Simmel can only think of the businessman Grave, against whom he (unsuccessfully) investigated during his time in Rostock. He recently moved to Cologne and knows that Simmel still has his sights set on him.

Marie Brand und das Verhängnis der Liebe

Inspector Marie Brand has to solve the murder of the young assistant Nadine Ullrich of the Cologne psychotherapist Jörg Korfmann. When Brand and her colleague Jürgen Simmel visit Korfmann's practice, the client Detlef Stelzer, who is in the waiting room, behaves strangely. When he flees, he is considered an urgent suspect of having killed Ullrich.

Marie Brand und das Spiel mit dem GlĂĽck

A retailer is surprised when two boys buy the same playground equipment from him in quick succession, pay with small change and then always disappear immediately. He goes after them because he suspects something is wrong. So he comes to a car that is parked behind the neighboring casino with its tailgate open. In it he not only finds the small change lying openly in boxes, but also the apparently shot driver. Inspector Marie Brand and her colleague Jürgen Simmel appear at the scene of the crime to take over the case. The dead man is Sigmar Calser, the owner of the casino, who runs twelve casinos in Cologne alone and more in the surrounding towns. The two boys say they saw a hooded man at the car grabbing a bag from the back seat.