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Blutige Düne
- Liv Lammers 4
- Narrated by: Brigitte Carlsen
- Length: 10 hrs and 47 mins
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Blutige Düne
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Ein kalter Sturm fegt über Sylt, und wer schuldig ist, wird sterben ... Der lang ersehnte Kurzurlaub von Kommissarin Liv Lammers endet abrupt, als in der Mörderkuhle bei Tinnum ein Toter gefunden wird. "Schuldig" steht mit schwarzem Nagellack auf seiner Haut. Das Opfer: ein Rocker. Liv und ihre Kollegen von der Flensburger Mordkommission denken zunächst an eine Vergeltungsaktion. Doch bald gibt es einen zweiten Mordanschlag auf einen jungen Mann, der als Freiwilliger für eine Meeresschutz-Organisation arbeitet. Die Handschrift des Täters ist dieselbe ...
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