Mord auf der Insel Sordou - Ein Provence-Krimi
Verlaque & Bonnet ermitteln 4
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Mord auf der Insel Sordou - Ein Provence-Krimi
Narrated by:
Max Hoffmann
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Max Hoffmann
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Mord im Luxus-Hotel Endlich Urlaub! Untersuchungsrichter Antoine Verlaque und seine Freundin, die Juraprofessorin Marine Bonnet, haben ein Hotel für die Reichen und Schönen auf der Insel Sordou unweit von Marseille gebucht. Die Sonne, das Hotel, die Küche, die Liebe - alles ist großartig auf Sordou. Dann wird einer der Hotelgäste, einst ein berühmter Schauspieler, von der charmanten jungen Marie-Thérese am Strand gefunden. Der Schauspieler war ein echtes Ekel, aber wem genügte das, um ihn umzubringen? Antoine Verlaque und Marine Bonnet müssen nun leider ermitteln, statt ihre Zeit mit schönen Dingen zu verbringen.
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