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Die Leiche
By: Stephen King
Narrated by: David Nathan
Length: 6 hrs and 14 mins

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Summary

"Liebe ist nicht, was diese Arschlöcher von Poeten einen glauben machen wollen. Die Liebe hat Zähne; sie beißen; die Wunden schließen sich nie."

Die vier besten Freunde Gordon, Chris, Teddy und Vern aus Castle Rock hören von der Leiche eines gleichaltrigen Jungen, die in der Gegend an den Bahngleisen liegen soll. Sie wagen sich auf einer abenteuerlichen Suche tief in die Wälder Maines, wo sie bei Sonnenschein und Blitz und Donner mehr über die Liebe, den Tod und die eigene Sterblichkeit erfahren, als ihnen lieb ist.

"Herbst"-Geschichte aus dem Erzählband "Frühling, Sommer, Herbst und Tod", dessen vier Novellen allesamt in Hollywood verfilmt wurden.