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Die Wikingerhure
- Die Wikingerfrau 1
- Narrated by: Jack Miller
- Length: 1 hr and 5 mins
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Die Wikingerhure
Narrated by:
Jack Miller
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Publisher's Summary
Die junge Isländerin Ingiborg wird von einer Wikingermeute geraubt und auf ihr Drachenschiff gebracht. Hier lernt sie was es heißt, eine unfreie Frau unter Nordmännern zu sein. Die Mitgefangene Birga nimmt sich ihrer an, heilt ihre Wunden und zeigt ihr alle Tricks und Kniffe der Wikingerhuren.
Beide Frauen können auf den Schafsinseln fliehen und entkommen den Seewölfen der Nordmänner. Während Birga auf einem Handels-Knörr ihre Liebe findet und in Aros bleibt, flieht Ingiborg weiter nach Hedeby. Wird sie dort vor den Entführern sicher sein, ein neues Zuhause finden oder sich ihren Lebensunterhalt als Hure verdienen müssen? fen?
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