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Die Insel der roten Mangroven
- Jamaika-Saga 2
- Narrated by: Yara Blümel
- Length: 9 hrs and 52 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Jamaika, 1753: Deirdre, die Tochter der Engländerin Nora Fortnam und des Sklaven Akwasi, lebt behütet auf der Plantage ihrer Mutter und ihres Stiefvaters. Die jungen Männer der Insel umschwärmen sie trotz ihrer anrüchigen Herkunft. Doch Deirdre zeigt an keinem Interesse - bis der junge Arzt Victor Dufresne um ihre Hand anhält. Nach einer prunkvollen Hochzeitsfeier schiffen sich Victor und Deirdre ein nach Saint-Domingue auf der Insel Hispaniola - und was dort geschehen wird, soll alles verändern.
Fesselnder Roman vor historischem Hintergrund. Bewegende Geschichte in grandioser Landschaft von der internationalen Bestsellerautorin Sarah Lark.
©2012 Bastei Lübbe (P)2012 Lübbe Audio
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