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Die siebte Stunde
Joachim Vernau 2
By: Elisabeth Herrmann
Narrated by: Herbert Schäfer
Length: 7 hrs and 39 mins

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Narrated by: Herbert Schäfer

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Summary

Ein teuflisches Spiel, ein rätselhafter Selbstmord und ein quälendes Geheimnis: Als Joachim Vernau die Möglichkeit bekommt, an einer Berliner Privatschule zu unterrichten, begegnen ihm die Schüler voller Feindseligkeit. Sie leben in einer ganz eigenen Welt, sind fasziniert von dunklen Ritualen und haben sich einem mysteriöses Rollenspiel verschrieben. Vernau ahnt zunächst nicht, dass sie sich in gefährlichen Gefilden bewegen - doch als er herausfindet, was hinter dem Schweigen der Schüler steckt, ist es schon fast zu spät...