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Ein schmutziges Geschäft
- Cherringham - Landluft kann tödlich sein 21
- Narrated by: Sabina Godec
- Length: 3 hrs and 11 mins
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Ein schmutziges Geschäft
Narrated by:
Sabina Godec
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Publisher's Summary
Aufruhr im beschaulichen Cherringham! Das ganze Dorf geht auf die Barrikaden und will verhindern, dass die Zakro Corporation einen riesigen Supermarkt am Stadtrand baut. Doch als der Umweltaktivist und Anführer des Protests, Sam Lewis, bei einem Wildschweinunfall getötet wird, scheint nichts und niemand den Bauunternehmer mehr stoppen zu können. Plötzlich tauchen Zweifel an dem Unfall auf und Jack und Sarah haken nach: Hat Sams Tod doch etwas mit seinem Widerstand gegen die Zakro Corporation zu tun?
©2016 Bastei Lübbe (Lübbe Audio) (P)2016 Lübbe Audio
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