Mr. Wheels and the Templar Treasure
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But never a peep in English!
Until now.
(drum roll)
Voice One, dramatic: In 1310, King Philip the Fair of France found himself short of cash and decided to destroy the Order of Knights Templar and burn its members at the stake in order to seize their treasury. But he never found it. Sensing their impending doom, the knights had buried their gold. And this buried treasure has been the object of dreams, obsessions, and treasure hunts ever since.
And now... a newly discovered document suggests it could have been buried... in a Teutonic castle in Poland!
Voice Two, rational: Unlike the English Sherlock Holmes or the French inspector Maigret, the Polish Mr. Wheels does not deal with serial killers or cannibals; instead, he tracks gentlemen (and gentlewomen)thieves, forgers, and smugglers of... art. His mysteries come with the sort of original settings, fast action, humor, and attractive characters you expect from mystery best-sellers but also feature something unique: each has its own fascinating historical background.
Try it. It's just 2.99. I bet you will read the whole series.
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Zbigniew Nienacki (1929-1994) was a Polish writer best known for his Mr. Wheels (Pan Samochodzik) series of novels. He has also written erotica and historical fiction. Expelled in 1952 for "anti-Stalinist conduct" from Moscow University where he was sent on an exchange program, he returned to Poland where he took up a writing career. He became and remained a staunch supporter of the regime until the end of his life.
