Ergebnis für "Lied" in Psychologie

Die junge deutsche Biologin Kaya Lehmann hat ihr Leben den Wölfen verschrieben. Als der Milliardär Alistair MacKinley ihre Fachkenntnis für den Aufbau eines Wolfsgeheges in den schottischen Highlands anfragt, zögert sie daher nicht lange und macht sich auf den Weg nach Schottland. Doch der Widerstand der Dorfgemeinschaft gegen dieses ambitionierte Projekt und vor allem der gutaussehende, zugleich jedoch kühle und abweisende Sohn MacKinleys lassen Kaya immer wieder emotionale Höhen und Tiefen durchleben. Und dann brechen eines Tages auch noch die Wölfe aus ihrem Gehege aus.

In Die Frauen von Capri – Das Lied vergangener Sommer erzählt SPIEGEL-Bestsellerautorin Antonia Riepp von vier Frauen, einer unerwarteten Erbschaft und einem alten Verbrechen. Weite Himmel, türkisfarbene Wellen und steile Felsen – die Trauminsel Capri hat auch ihre Abgründe. Und in diesem 2. Band von Antonia Riepps Capri-Reihe wird Italiens schönste Insel zur farbenprächtigen Kulisse für einen packenden Urlaubsschmöker.

Gudenkauf proves herself the master of the smart, suspenseful small-town thriller that gets right under your skin.” —Gilly Macmillan, New York Times bestselling author of The Nanny Everyone has a secret they’ll do anything to hide… Twenty-five years ago, the body of sixteen-year-old Eve...

The news of her mother’s death hits Nell as if she’s been shot. The letter must be some kind of prank, but who could be so cruel? Because Nell’s mother died nearly 30 years ago. When Nell was just a tiny baby, her parents died in a car crash, leaving her to be raised by her devoted grandmother, Lilian. So when the lawyer’s letter arrives, informing her of her mother Sarah’s very recent death, it destroys everything Nell thought she knew. Her grandmother loved her, so why did she lie? And why did her mother abandon her?

The truth hurts.... Erin and Roisin were friends until a fatal accident ruined both their lives. Now Roisin has discovered a secret - one Erin has kept for over a decade - and she's determined to make Erin pay for her lies. Erin wants nothing to do with Roisin. She has a new life in London and no intention of going back home. Yet when her father is mysteriously and critically injured, Erin has no choice but to return and face Roisin - and her past.

What if the worst lies aren’t the ones we tell—but the ones we believe? When investigative podcaster Grace Langford receives a chilling voicemail from whistle blower Ethan Cole—moments before his alleged suicide—she’s pulled into a conspiracy far more terrifying than she ever imagined. Her brother vanished without a trace over a decade ago. Now the clues resurface—alongside the same name: Dr. Marcus Bell.