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Foto ohne Namen. Kurzroman - Niveau: mittelschwer
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- Narrated by: Angelika Bohn
- Length: 3 hrs and 21 mins
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Foto ohne Namen. Kurzroman - Niveau: mittelschwer
Narrated by:
Angelika Bohn
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Publisher's Summary
In seiner neuen Wohnung findet der zukünftige Journalist Nico eine Schatulle mit einem Zeitungsfoto aus den 80er Jahren. Wem gehörte die Schatulle? Und wer ist die Frau auf dem Foto? Neugierig macht Nico sich auf die Suche nach der Geschichte, um darüber einen Artikel zu schreiben. Aber er ist nicht allein. Luisa, die Starjournalistin werden möchte, hat dasselbe Ziel wie er: Sie will nicht nur Nicos Story, sondern auch seinen Job. Ein Rennen gegen die Zeit beginnt...
©2017 Angelika Bohn (P)2018 Angelika Bohn
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