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And A Leopard Disappears With Sorrow Book Description "Fatherless children would take refuge in God, but he chose to be God." A masterful novel from Ahmet Ümit that blends detective fiction with archeology and mythology. Yıldız Karasu, the lively chief inspector of the Berlin Police Department, and his assistant Tobias Becker are trying to solve a series of serial murders in pursuit of secrets that can destroy life and people, in an adventure that extends from the streets of Berlin colored by immigrants, squats and street artists to Bergama. The level of excitement is increasing as a surprise name gets involved in the Türkiye leg of the investigation. While the Land of the Lost Gods brings myths to life again in the shadow of the Altar of Zeus and the Temple of Pergamon, the unchanging nature of crime across ages and cultures hits us like a slap in the face. “So I will start from where you said we forgot. Those who forget will pay the price of forgetting. Those who are disrespectful will be rewarded with the most severe punishment, their hearts will be ripped out, those who take me out of their hearts, their faces will be skinned, those who turn away from me will be skinned..." (From the Promotional Bulletin)