Whales know, but they don't tell, they just sing

The Whales know, but they don't tell, they just sing, a dystopian crime thriller that takes the reader to the District, so that in the harsh, barren, cruel region they finally let go of their hands and encourage them to investigate together with its inhabitants. The characters of Péter Wesz's second novel become detectives together with the reader when someone starts murdering in their home. When it seems that things are finally settling down and the killer has been tracked down, he strikes again. That's when Tropio, the detective, and his assistant Encián arrive, who take control while still bringing destruction with them. The novel world of Péter Wesz is dark, magical, humorous and realistic at the same time. His precisely developed characters and the world of the novel hold up a mirror to our society, his irony is able to blur the boundaries between fiction and reality, yet balance the novel on the border between the two.