International Cats and Crime Society

At the OphthalmicHUB Congress in Kyiv, some of the finest ophthalmologists, researchers, and friends from across the Globe gathered to share science, courage, and hope. But within the elegance of the congress halls, something is wrong. Patient records and transfers vanish into silence. Letters never reach the wounded soldiers for whom they were written. And when a hidden network begins to emerge, one that has used trust, medicine, and even history itself as camouflage, the International Cats & Crimes Society must once again follow the faintest trails and ask the most piercing questions.

The International Cats & Crimes Society:
•Lee MacMorris & BessieMae — elegance and perfectly timed suspicion
•Prof. Oksana Vitovska — calm precision in messy times
•Dr. Sibylle Scholtz & Boris — biometry-brain and tiger-striped pattern detector
•Myriam Becker — structure, clarity, and compliance with a conscience
•Prof. Achim Langenbucher — constants, formulas, and relentless curiosity
•Volodya Kuksenko — digital detective, loyal friend, quiet hero

With special guests and friends:
•Prof. Olga Deniysuk — trauma surgeon with a staunch gaze and gentle strength
•Dr. Tanja Komarowa — quiet empathy, patient guidance, and the art of helping others see the world again
•Jullye Malovana — compassion, quiet courage, and a heart that listens beyond the visible
•Dr. Mykola Umanets — steady hands, quiet kindness, and a heart that never looks away
•Dr. Frank Weinand — calm authority, generous spirit, and a reassuring presence when things grow uncertain
•Frank Krogmann — the ever-observant medical historian

This novel unfolds as a gripping mystery, a deeply human story of loyalty, deception, medicine, and the quiet heroism of those who refuse to let the light go out.

A prize-winning poster. A stolen letter. And a tribute that was never meant to be an award.
When Dr. Sibylle Scholtz received the e-poster prize at the DOC Congress in Nuremberg for her presentation on “Eye Injuries in War: Clinical, Surgical, and Humanitarian Perspectives”, she expected a weekend of friendship, science, and celebration.
Instead, a rare historical letter disappeared from the medical history exhibit. The International Cats & Crimes Society suddenly found itself drawn into a mystery of hidden reading rooms, owl keys, forgotten correspondence, and a secret that reached deep into Nuremberg’s past.
Together with Lee MacMorris and BessieMae, Prof. Oksana Vitovska, Myriam Becker, Prof. Achim Langenbucher, Volodya Kuksenko, Katica Djakovic (called Kata), Frank Krogmann, Dr. Frank Weinand, and Dr. Patrick Peschke, Sibylle followed a trail from the DOC Congress halls to Hotel Rottner, from the Imperial Castle to the ruins of St. Catherine’s, and into the shadowy world of a ruthless collector who believes that history is something to be owned.
But the stolen letter is only the beginning.
At the heart of the mystery lies Dr. Katharina Vogel, a remarkable woman whose contribution to medical history was almost erased. As the ICCS uncovers her legacy, they discover that the true Nuremberg Tribute was never about fame, medals, or recognition. It was about responsibility.
“The Nuremberg Tribute” is another adventure in the beloved International Cats & Crimes Society mystery series — with medical history, feline supervision, a black BMW, and the quiet reminder that some names must never be forgotten. Because some tributes are earned. And some are simply lived.[