Chemical Prison is a yellow novel by Barbara Nadel published in 2000 in Great Britain and in 2004 in Italian by Hobby & Work.
This is the second novel in the series dedicated to Commissioner Çetin İkmen. Tramamodifies wikitesto
Commissioner Ikmen is investigating the murder of a young boy, found lifeless in an abandoned home. The only clues are his likely drug addiction and the mysterious Armenian homeowner who disappeared shortly before the discovery of the corpse. His research will lead the inspector to enter the world of pedophilia and drug trafficking, but also to know better about the reality of the Armenian minority, of which his brother-in-law Dr. Arto Sarkissian is. To make the investigation more difficult, the concern for the old Alzheimer's suffering father is assisted by his wife and children, and the poor collaboration of Sergeant Suleymani, distracted by the interest shown by colleague Ayse Farsakoglu. > Editing the wikitesto editing
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