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Sand in den Wunden
Ostfriesland-Krimi
By: Micha Krämer
Narrated by: Micha Krämer
Length: 8 hrs and 40 mins

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Sand in den Wunden

Name: Sand in den Wunden
Brand: CW Niemeyer Buchverlage
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By: Micha Krämer

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Summary

Der 5. Fall auf Langeoog.

Das Leben als Inselpolizist ist beschaulich. Auf Langeoog geschehen keine großen Verbrechen. Zumindest hatten Polizeimeisterin Lotta Dönges und ihr Kollege Onno Federsen dies bisher immer geglaubt. Als am letzten Arbeitstag vor dem Heiligen Abend die örtliche Inselbank das Ziel eines Überfalls wird, können die beiden es kaum fassen. Wer ist so dumm und überfällt auf einer Insel mit eingeschränktem Fährbetrieb eine Bank? Oder handelt es sich in Wahrheit um ein ausgetüfteltes Husarenstück?