Audiobook: [German] - Die Prinzessin von Atlantis by Freya Von Korff

EPISODE · Jul 26, 2022 · 11H 46M

Audiobook: [German] - Die Prinzessin von Atlantis by Freya Von Korff

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Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/616249 to listen full audiobooks. Title: [German] - Die Prinzessin von Atlantis Series: #2 of Die Atlantis-SAGA Author: Freya Von Korff Narrator: Freya Von Korff Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 11 hours 46 minutes Release date: July 26, 2022 Genres: Fantasy Publisher's Summary: Der 2. Band der Atlantis-Saga! Seit zwei Jahren lebt Ria in Ozeana – der letzten Kolonie von Atlantis. Doch die Stadt und auch Percy bleiben ihr fremd. Als ein undenkbarer Mordfall ihr neues Leben erschüttert, wird aus uraltem Mythos plötzlich bittere Realität. Atlantis erwacht… Zwei Jahre sind vergangen, seit Rias Leben sich für immer verändert hat. Endlich mit Percy vereint und mit der sagenumwobenen Krone von Atlantis sicher im Besitz des ozeanisch-königlichen Ordens, versucht Ria sich an ihr neues Zuhause zu gewöhnen: Ozeana, die letzte Kolonie von Atlantis. Doch Ria fühlt sich in der Lagunenstadt fremd. Auch Percy meidet ihre Nähe. Er kann ihr nicht verzeihen, was auf Kreta mit dem finsteren Rider geschehen ist. Dabei ahnt er nichts von der Last, die auf Rias Schultern liegt. Sie hat ein Geheimnis und ist bereit alles dafür zu tun, damit der Orden nicht die Wahrheit über sie erfährt. Als ein schrecklicher Mordfall das beschauliche Leben der Stadt erschüttert, treten neue und alte Bekannte in Rias Leben. Wem kann sie trauen? Und wer kann ihr helfen, die Antworten zu finden, nach denen sie sucht? Als aus einem antiken Mythos bittere Realität wird, liegt das Schicksal von Ozeana allein in den Händen der Prinzessin von Atlantis.

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