Hell Hath No Fury
Published by Diogenes as Der Hahn ist tot
Original Title: Der Hahn ist tot
Finding herself in the grip of an unholy obsession, Rosemarie is soon phoning Engstern just to hear his voice, spying on him from his own garden just to get a glimpse of him. But Rosemarie doesn't like what she sees, for she is not the only woman who wants this charismatic man, and how can she possibly compete with women half her age, not to mention an unpredictable wife?
Crime Fiction, Contemporary Literature
272 pages
1991

978-3-257-01869-1
Ingrid
Noll

Ingrid Noll, born in Shanghai in 1935, studied German philology and art history in Bonn. She has three children and four grandchildren. After her children left home, she began writing crime stories, which all became instant bestsellers. In 2005 she received the ›Glauser Prize of Honour‹ for her oeuvre.

Photo: © Monika Werneke

Quotes

Lucretia Stewart
The Guardian, London
»The breezy amorality of our heroinie is positively refreshing.«
Susanna Yager
The Sunday Telegraph, London
»Has some of Patricia Highsmith's chillingly dispassionate qualities.«

Movie adaptations

1999
Der Hahn ist tot, Hermine Hunthgeburt