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Gift im Brezelteig
- Ein Krimi aus der Provinz
- Narrated by: Christian Jungwirth
- Length: 5 hrs and 7 mins
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Gift im Brezelteig
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Die Welt in dem beschaulichen Städtchen Bäringen ist aus den Fugen. In der Schule am Ort ist der Teufel los. Gleichzeitig hält die Bäringer ein mysteriöser Erpressungsfall in Atem. Brezelfabrikant Eberle soll 10.000 Euro zahlen, sonst wird sein Brezelteig vergiftet. Zwischen Gewalteskalation, ungebremstem Medienkonsum und geschäftlichen Machenschaften suchen die Journalisten Nils Niklas und Rita Delbosco nach Spuren und stoßen schon bald auf eine Verbindung zwischen den Vorfällen an der Schule und dem Erpresser.
©2015 Gmeiner Verlag (P)2015 ABOD Verlag
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