About the author: Sergiy German (born 1952). Ukrainian journalist, diplomat. He is the author of the novels "BMX or the tale of a bicycle without a saddle", "VIA Romana. The Life of Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky", "Ine", "The Citadel Hotel", "Ana on the Porch", "The Shopkeeper and the clarinet". As an essayist, he is published in the Zbruch magazine. Member of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine. In his new novel Inge, the author introduces the reader to the story of Stepan Bandera's murderer, Bogdan Stashinsky. This is a story about how incredibly the destinies of completely different people can intertwine, for whom only one thing is common — love. Berlin, the end of the fifties. Young Inge meets Josef, who is charming, handsome, and well—off. They love each other. Everything would be wonderful... but Josef is not who he claims to be. Based on real events, INGE tells about the secret murders of the KGB, about Ukrainian nationalists and partisans, about Bogdan Stashinsky and Stepan Bandera. But above all, this is a story about how love helped a nineteen-year-old German girl steal one of his best killers from under the noses of the all-powerful KGB and defeat the most ruthless punitive machine in Europe.