Mock Golem with delivery to Ireland

Breslau, 1920. A sect of "messiahs" appears in the city, its members falling into dancing trances in the streets. They are led by a cynical, two-faced guru, Theodor Jauch – "the dancing John the Baptist" – who skilfully stokes the antisemitism smouldering in the city. Soon he himself will become a tool in the hands of conspirators who will stop at nothing to achieve their aim.

Eberhard Mock is wrestling with the most terrible of his demons – the demon of alcoholism. Every day he fights against himself while trying to unravel the dark mystery of little Rosemarie's disappearance. He knows that if he finds the girl, he will break free from the grip of his addiction once and for all. To do so, he takes on a dangerous assignment. He does not yet know that a secret brotherhood is watching his every move.

Step by step, Mock draws closer to solving the mystery and discovers ever more terrifying sides of human nature.

Soon he will find out who is his friend and who is his enemy.

Soon he will turn into a creature that inspires pity and horror.

Soon he will encounter an evil whose existence he had never even dreamt of.