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Tief eingeschneit
- Ein Fall für Gamache 2
- Narrated by: Hans-Werner Meyer
- Length: 13 hrs and 39 mins
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Tief eingeschneit
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Publisher's Summary
In Three Pines, einem eigentlich friedlichen und idyllisch gelegenen Dörfchen in den Wäldern Kanadas, trägt sich erneut ein mysteriöser Todesfall zu: Die wenig beliebte und als hartherzig geltende Cecilia de Poitiers stirbt beim alljährlich stattfindenden Curling-Wettbewerb an einem Stromschlag. War es ein heimtückischer Mord oder doch ein tragischer Unfall? Erneut beginnt Armand Gamache, Polizeichef der Sûreté du Québec, mit seinem Team vor Ort zu ermitteln. Und nur sein feiner Spürsinn lässt ihn nach und nach die Mauer des Schweigens der Dorfbewohner durchbrechen...
©2019 Kampa. Übersetzung von Andrea Stumpf und Gabriele Werbeck (P)2019 DAV
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