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Briefe aus Jerusalem
- Narrated by: Joachim Kerzel
- Length: 1 hr and 45 mins
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Briefe aus Jerusalem
Narrated by:
Joachim Kerzel
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Publisher's Summary
Briefwechsel zwischen Wahnsinn und Realität.
Als Charles Boone sich nach Chapelwaite aufmacht, ahnt er noch nicht, daß auf dem ererbten Landsitz ein verhängnisvoller Fluch zu lasten scheint.
Bald wecken seltsame Geräusche und hartnäckige Gerüchte der Nachbarschaft seinen Argwohn: Was hat es mit dem verschollenen Dorf Jerusalem's Lot auf sich? Wo sind die Bewohner des Dorfes, die innerhalb einer Nacht allesamt verschwunden sind, und ist deren Priester, der mehr mit dem Bösen als mit dem Guten paktierte, tatsächlich sein Vorfahr?
Charles Boone will diese Geheimnisse ergründen, bevor er vollends dem Wahnsinn verfällt...
(c)+(p) 2008 Lübbe Audio
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