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Erlkönig
Die dunklen Fälle des Harry Dresden 7
By: Jim Butcher, Dominik Heinrici - Übersetzer
Narrated by: Frederic Böhle
Length: 15 hrs and 57 mins

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Erlkönig

By: Jim Butcher, Dominik Heinrici - Übersetzer

Narrated by: Frederic Böhle

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Summary

Die Toten wandeln in Chicago! Der siebte dunkle Fall des Harry Dresden.

Mein Name ist Harry Blackstone Copperfield Dresden, und ich bin ein echter Magier, kein Jahrmarktskünstler. Dieses Mal bekam ich es mit einer wirklich abartigen Magie zu tun. Totenbeschwörer rangen in Chicago, meiner Stadt, um ein mächtiges magisches Buch. Und es scherte sie nicht, was dabei zu Bruch ging. Wenn Sie mir nicht glauben, dass es kaum etwas Erschreckenderes gibt als Totenbeschwörung, dann gehen Sie doch mal ins hiesige Naturhistorische Museum. Vielleicht fällt Ihnen in der Dino-Abteilung etwas auf...