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Agatha Raisin und die tote Witwe
Agatha Raisin 18
By: M.C. Beaton
Narrated by: Julia Fischer
Length: 5 hrs and 9 mins

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Agatha Raisin und die tote Witwe

Name: Agatha Raisin und die tote Witwe
Brand: Lagato Verlag
SKU: BK_LAGA_000573UK
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By: M.C. Beaton

Narrated by: Julia Fischer

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Summary

Weihnachten steht vor der Tür und kommt Agatha wie gerufen. Denn sie will sich ein für allemal ihren Ex James Lacey aus dem Kopf schlagen. Sie stürzt sich so sehr in die festlichen Vorbereitungen, dass der Brief der Witwe Tamworthy völlig untergeht - obwohl diese behauptet, einer ihrer Verwandten wolle sie vor Jahresende tot sehen. Ein fataler Fehler. Wenig später ist die Dame tatsächlich mausetot. Und damit hat Agatha noch mehr Ablenkung als durch den ganzen Weihnachtstrubel: Ein Mörder muss gestellt werden!