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Kaputte Herzen kann man kleben
- Narrated by: Vanida Karun
- Length: 7 hrs and 51 mins
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Kaputte Herzen kann man kleben
Narrated by:
Vanida Karun
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Publisher's Summary
Hebamme Luisa ist alleinerziehend. Ihr Ex entzieht sich seinen Verpflichtungen, wo er kann. Als Luisas Rücken die Notbremse zieht, muss sie mit ihrer kleinen Tochter eine Auszeit nehmen: bei der exzentrischen Tante in St. Peter-Ording. Die geschickten Hände des verschlossenen Physiotherapeuten Tom helfen ihr wieder auf die Beine, doch die Seele will nicht recht nachziehen. Bis sie am Strand auf ein Grüppchen Frauen trifft, das es sich zum Motto gemacht hat, fünfe gerade sein zu lassen. Und auch Tom ist auf einmal nicht mehr so verschlossen...
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