Einstein - Cases of an insufferable genius

The main character is sexy, smart, but pretty much to kill for. Filip Koenig is a genius and the youngest professor ever to teach physics theory at a university. And above all, he's the great-great-grandson of Albert Einstein. Filip suffers from hereditary Huntington's disease, so he lives his life to the full, with a maximum of 7 years to live. When he attempts to steal medication from a doctor's office during a medical appointment to slow the deterioration of his condition, he is arrested and sent to prison. There, however, he becomes involved in a murder investigation and slowly begins to unravel a complex case. The police realize that Filip's brilliant thinking could be to their advantage. So he gets an offer from the head of the crime lab that he can either become a consultant or go to jail. Filip chooses the former, though very reluctantly.