Der Tod kommt von See
Katharina Weller ermittelt 1
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Der Tod kommt von See
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Chris Nonnast
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Sagenumwobenes Sylt.
Mysteriöse Morde, rätselhafte Legenden und geheimnisvolle Schauplätze.
Nach mehreren Schicksalsschlägen will sich Katharina Weller, Spezialistin für deutsche Sagen, auf Sylt von der Welt zurückziehen. Doch als die Insel von grausamen Verbrechen heimgesucht wird, scheint sie die Einzige zu sein, die ein Muster erkennt: Alle Morde sind an regionale Legenden angelehnt und haben eine geheime Botschaft. Gemeinsam mit den Hauptkommissaren Janssen und Dahl jagt Katharina den Mörder – bis er sie mit seiner nächsten Tat zwingt, ihm ganz allein gegenüberzutreten...
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