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  • Dunkle Vergangenheit

  • Wie weit würdest du gehen, um dein Kind zu retten?
  • By: Patricia Walter
  • Narrated by: Margit Sander
  • Length: 8 hrs and 50 mins

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Dunkle Vergangenheit

By: Patricia Walter
Narrated by: Margit Sander
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Wie weit würdest du gehen, um dein Kind zu retten?

Die achtjährige Tochter der TV-Journalistin Kim Jansen verschwindet spurlos. Wenig später meldet sich der Entführer und fordert: Entweder Kim gesteht öffentlich die Taten ihrer Vergangenheit, oder er tötet ihre Tochter Lilly. Für Kim beginnt ein Wettlauf gegen die Zeit. Sie muss den Erpresser finden und Lilly befreien - bevor die Polizei es tut. Denn die Wahrheit darf niemals ans Licht kommen ...

Ein rasanter und packender Thriller, der den Atem stocken lässt. Nach "Kalte Erinnerung" der neue hochspannende Psychothriller von Patricia Walter.
©2024 Patricia Walter (P)2024 SAGA Egmont
Crime Fiction Psychological
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