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Kalt geht der Wind
- Inka Luhmann 1
- Narrated by: Meike Droste
- Length: 7 hrs and 9 mins
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Kalt geht der Wind
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Schock im Sauerland: im Garten des örtlichen Ex-Schützenkönigs liegt eine Leiche - Augen, Ohren und Mund sind mit groben Stichen zugenäht. Neu-Kommissarin Inka Luhmann hat es nicht leicht bei nervösen Hotelbesitzern und misstrauischen Schützenbrüdern, denn nicht sie, sondern ihr Mann stammt aus der Gegend. Selbst Polizist, macht er im Rollentausch auf Elternzeit, schmeißt den Haushalt und berät Inka gern inoffiziell bei ihren Ermittlungen. Als eine weitere Leiche auftaucht, ebenso vernäht wie die erste, fragt sich Inka: Was bedeutet das? Und wie kann sie die Morde stoppen, bevor es noch ein Opfer gibt?
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