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Im blutigen Reigen der Yellow Dancer: Laura Förster Trilogie, cartea 1

Autor Paul Werner
de Limba Germană Paperback – 12 mar 2018
Eine mysteri se Yacht im Nachlass ihres k rzlich verstorbenen Vaters f hrt die n chtern-sachliche hamburger Unternehmertochter Laura F rster in die verr ckte Welt "jenseits des Spiegels" namens Karibik, in der die Gesetze der Logik nichts gelten und Menschenleben nichts z hlen. Kaum auf Guadeloupe, dem Liegeplatz der Yacht, gelandet, wird sie von einem Quartett ebenso hartgesottener wie skurriler Drogens ldner in einen m rderischen Tanz verwickelt, in dessen Turbulenzen Laura sowohl ihren Verstand, als auch die Grundfeste ihrer gesichert geglaubten Existenz einzub en droht. Charismatische Anf hrerin der Gruppe ist die raubeinige Solitaire, deren Spontaneit t und Skrupellosigkeit Laura verabscheut und bewundert. Vom Vergeltung f r erlittene Schmach benden t rkischen Drogenbaron Hakan "dem Leisen" quer durch die Kleinen Antillen gejagt, wachsen die beiden gleichaltrigen Frauen trotz ihrer charakterlichen Gegens tze zu einem unwiderstehlichen "Duo infernale" zusammen, das am Ende erkennt, dass es in der Tat mehr als Seelenverwandtschaft verbindet. Alle F den des halluzinierenden Reigens im Schatten eines vernichtenden atlantischen Hurrikans scheinen in den H nden der unsichtbar allgegenw rtigen Yellow Dancer zusammenzulaufen ...
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9783740727710
ISBN-10: 3740727713
Pagini: 368
Dimensiuni: 135 x 215 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.4 kg
Ediția:2. Auflage
Editura: TWENTYSIX EPIC
Colecția Laura Förster Trilogie
Seria Laura Förster Trilogie


Notă biografică

Born 1945 in Altensteig, Northern Black Forest region, Paul Werner grew up in Wuppertal.
A Naval ensign set for a professional military career, he left the German Armed Forces in reaction to the 1967 assassination of Berlin student Benno Ohnesorg, whose murder had, in the opinion of quite a few Germans, been brushed under the carpet by both politics and the judiciary.
Having studied English and Russian philology in Wuerzburg and Bonn and obtained his degree in 1972, Paul Werner did not take up grammar-school teaching, however, but seized the opportunity of becoming a conference interpreter with the EU-Commission in Brussels, instead.
Studying law at the Open University in parallel to his working from eight "passive" languages into German and English, he did stints of varying duration in European capitals and cultures such as London, Copenhagen, Athens, Moscow, and Istanbul.
Married to a Dane, he visited Scandinavia and not least Norway on a regular basis both by boat, car, and aeroplane.
Having dabbled in the concoction of articles and essays both in German and English ever since his military and student days, Paul Werner, meanwhile a pensioner, has for more than a decade devoted himself almost exclusively to the writing of essays on "sea lore" and adventure novels with a criminal leaning.
A divorced dad of three adult daughters, Paul Werner today lives in Heidelberg, a pretty far cry from the sea.