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Narrado por:
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Christian Brückner
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Percival Everett
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Ein Mann, dessen Welt plötzlich zusammenbricht.
Der Paläontologe Zach Wells hat sich in seiner selbstironischen Abgeklärtheit bequem eingerichtet: Idealen misstraut er - ob an der Universität, wo er, selbst Afroamerikaner, sich nicht für Gleichberechtigung einsetzt, oder zu Hause in der erkalteten Beziehung zu seiner Frau. Einziges Licht in seinem Leben ist die zwölfjährige schachspielende Tochter Sarah. Als diese ihr Sehvermögen verliert und eine erschütternde Diagnose folgt, flieht Zach in die Wüste New Mexicos. Dort geht er einem mysteriösen Hilferuf nach, den er in einer Second-Hand-Jacke gefunden hatte.
Kann jemand, der einen Menschen rettet, auch sich selbst retten?
©2022 Argon Verlag AVE GmbH, Berlin. Übersetzung von Nikolaus Stingl (P)2022 Argon Verlag AVE GmbH, BerlinLas personas que vieron esto también vieron...
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