The second in the Professor von Iglefeld trilogy, this book follows the professor through several odd incidents (that could only happen to him) and delves further into his distaste for his colleague Professor Unterholzer. Like the first in the series, the book is short and therefore just the right amount so as not to become too annoyed by the professor. The story in the middle of the book about the relics tends to drag a touch, but has an excellent payoff.
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