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Insel der blutigen Bestien
- John Sinclair - Die Suko-Akten 1
- Narrated by: Martin May
- Length: 1 hr and 51 mins
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Insel der blutigen Bestien
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Publisher's Summary
Seltsames geschieht auf einer Insel vor der Küste von Wales. Eine schrecklich zugerichtete Leiche wird angeschwemmt, deren Wunden aussehen, als wäre das Opfer von einem wilden Tier angefallen worden. Der Verdacht, dass es sich um einen Werwolf handelt, liegt nahe. Zumal der Tote zu Lebzeiten Geisterjäger gewesen ist. Die Spur führt Suko auf eine kleine Insel namens Ynys Adar, die keineswegs so unbewohnt ist, wie die Bewohner des Küstenstädtchens Caernarfon behaupten.
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