Wer Sturm sät - Historischer Kriminalroman
Schwester Fidelma ermittelt 35
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Wer Sturm sät - Historischer Kriminalroman
Narrated by:
Gabriele Blum
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Gabriele Blum
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Der Tod der Kriegerin
Irland im Jahr 672: Prinzessin Gelgéis und König Colgú von Muman haben endlich geheiratet. Das soll mit einem großen Jahrmarkt gefeiert werden. Da wird eine der Töchter des Sturms, so nennen sich die Kriegerinnen der Leibgarde der Prinzessin, ermordet. Kurz darauf findet man die allseits beliebte Haushälterin vergiftet auf. Wer fühlt sich jetzt noch sicher in der Burg? Fidelma und Eadulf müssen schnell sein mit ihren Ermittlungen, bevor noch mehr passiert und der Jahrmarkt abgesagt werden muss.
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