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Im Zeichen des Bösen
- Dorian Hunter 1
- Narrated by: Marco Göllner, Thomas Schmuckert, Hasso Zorn, Iris Artajo, Bea Kopyto, Martin Semmelrogge, Klaus-Dieter Klebsch, Udo Schenk, Santiago Ziesmer
- Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
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Im Zeichen des Bösen
Narrated by:
Marco Göllner, Thomas Schmuckert, Hasso Zorn, Iris Artajo, Bea Kopyto, Martin Semmelrogge, Klaus-Dieter Klebsch, Udo Schenk, Santiago Ziesmer
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Publisher's Summary
Der Reporter Dorian Hunter verirrt sich nach Einbruch der Dunkelheit auf das Schloss derer von Lethian. Ein düsteres Geheimnis umgibt den Ort. Wer sind die acht unheimlichen Fremden, die alle am selben Tag wie Dorian geboren wurden – und was bedeuten die Worte der Schlossherrin, dass Dorian, genau wie jene acht Männer, bereits seit Jahren dort erwartet wurde...?
©2008 Zaubermond (P)2008 Zaubermond
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