Das giftige Herz
Jacques Pistoux 6
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Das giftige Herz
Narrated by:
Peter Weiß
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Peter Weiß
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Virginia Doyle
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Adventszeit 1881. Im Stadtgraben von Nürnberg wird ein Junge tot aufgefunden. Im Mund entdeckt die Polizei ein Stückchen Lebkuchen. Wenig später wird der Ratsherr Jakobus Ehrenhoff am Henkersteg aufgeknüpft. Um seinen Hals baumelt der Rest eines vergifteten Lebkuchenherzens. Pistoux scheint der rechte Mann an der rechten Stelle zu sein, denn die Ermittlungen drehen sich im Kreis und der in einer stadtbekannten Zuckerbäckerei arbeitende Meisterkoch kennt sich aus mit dem Gebäck.
Das giftige Herz ist das sechste Hörbuch der Krimi-Reihe über den französischen Meisterkoch Jacques Pistoux. Mit wunderbaren Plätzchenrezepten!
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