Ergebnis für "Löre" in Romanbiografien

Nach "Die Bagage" und "Vati": der neue Roman über eine Familie aus Vorarlberg. Seit dem Tod der Mutter wachsen Monika und ihre Schwestern getrennt vom kleinen Bruder Richard auf. Sie sehen sich selten, verlieren die Verbindung. Es ist die Zeit des Deutschen Herbstes. Richard ist da bereits ein junger Mann. Er ist ein Sonderling, das Leben scheint ihm wenig wichtig. Verantwortung übernimmt er nur, wenn sie ihm angetragen wird. So auch, als ihm auf merkwürdige Weise eine verflossene Liebe ein Kind überlässt, von dem er nur den Spitznamen kennt: Putzi.

On a December night in 1938, a 10-year-old girl named Lore is put on the Kinder transport, a train carrying hundreds of Jewish children out of Austria to safety from Hitler's increasingly alarming oppression. Temporarily housed at the Dover Court Camp on England's east coast, Lore will find herself living in other people's houses for the next seven years: the Orthodox Levines, the Hoopers, the working-class Grimsleys, and the wealthy Miss Douglas and Mrs. Dillon.

Legendary author Loren D. Estleman has built a distinguished career in both the Western and mystery genres. His historical Westerns are instant classics, and The Branch and the Scaffold is another triumph. Brutally efficient judge Isaac C. Parker is determined to rid Arkansas and the Indian Territory of all manner of criminals. But his quest for justice and liberal use of the gallows earn him just as many friends as enemies and take a toll on every aspect of his life.

IN THE MYSTERIOUS CÉVENNES MOUNTAINS OF LANGUEDOC, FRANCE, 1695, Jehan BonDurant, a young nobleman forcibly held in a Dominican prieuré as a child, comes of age only to inherit a near-derelict estate and his Huguenot family’s dangerous legacy of secrets. While he cherishes his newfound freedom apprenticing as an apothecary, his outrage mounts over religious persecutions led by King Louis XIV’s Intendant Basville, who is sent to enforce the King’s will for “One King, One Law, One Faith”.