was a wet night when Judith Krieger is called to the scene of a murder: the driver of an urban train is lying next to his train; he has been stabbed to death. Her search for evidence or witnesses produces nothing whatsoever. Moreover, she’s worried about a young woman. She was found lying near the railway line and is in a coma. Who is she? The victim of human traffickers, a prostitute? Is she from Eastern Europe? What happened to her? When Judith pursues her investigations with Manni Korzilius in the red light district, unresolved conflicts come to the surface: from her past, when, as a student, she worked in a women’s refuge. Deeply engrained beliefs, her own fears. And while Manni is increasingly perplexed by Judith’s behaviour, someone else has sensed her fragility: someone who hates women and doesn’t shy away from murder. Someone who will become extremely dangerous for Judith.