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Jacob de Zoets tusind efterår

By: David Mitchell
Narrated by: Thomas Gulstad
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 Året er 1799. Den unge hollandske sekretær Jacob de Zoet ankommer til den lille, menneskeskabte ø, Dejima, i Nagasaki Havn. Øen er Japans eneste vindue til omverdenen, og her flokkes snedige handlende, spioner, tolke og konkubiner. Den naive Jacob har fem år til at tjene en formue, som er stor nok til, at han kan vinde sin velhavende forlovedes hånd hjemme i Holland.

Hans oprindelige plan kompliceres dog, da han tilfældigt møder Orito Aibagawa, den lokale jordemoder, som han forelsker sig i. Da Orito bliver solgt til et hemmeligt broderskab for at dække sin afdøde fars gæld, står Jacob tilsyneladende magtesløs tilbage. Samtidig bliver han selv fanget i et magtspil, som stiller hans personlige integritet på den yderste prøve.©2014 People's Press / David Mitchell (P)2014 AV Forlaget Historical Fiction

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