"It was either call the police or get out as soon as possible. It wasn't wise to sneak out. After all, the big woman downstairs had seen us. Besides, I had touched the doors from the moment I entered the house. I had left fingerprints in many places. The police wouldn't bother with that, but it was still prudent."
On the third page of the newspapers that morning, there was a news item: "A transvestite who had a disagreement with his client was killed by having his head smashed." The motive was self-defense. However, at least one person was aware that this would not be the case at all.
This time our hero tries to unravel the mystery behind the murder of Buse, who works at his club. However, he encounters a tangle behind the curtain. With his sharp mind and the help of his friends, he tries to solve this murder as well.
With Buse Murder, the second book in the Hop-Çiki-Yaya series, Mehmet Murat Somer invites us to delve into a web of relationships ranging from politics to the media and from the business world to the mafia.