Winters in Maine are long and lonely. That's why It seems Karen is the right place to escape her golden cage in Boston. She moves into a secluded wooden house by the sea to write her book. In the solitude and diffuse doubts that torment her, she soon loses control of her novel. Events and figures become independent. Karen feels watched, she hears voices. And then there's that inexplicable knock. Fear haunts her into her dreams. Tension turns into a nightmare. Her story and characters are becoming increasingly entangled with their reality. Is the perceived danger real or just a spun-up of their imagination? But then a very real crime happens. Author born in the fifties near Lake Constance. Growing up with ham rolls, Freddy Quinn, Peter Kraus, Hawaiian toast, a small dog, a difficult mother, in a beautiful landscape. Hobbies: Reading, Reading, Reading   Interests Reading, writing, making books, photographing, art, music, movies, movies, reading ...   My greatest adventures: a year in Maine - with my three children A drive through New York - during the rush hour in a large, completely foreign fully automatic sledge. To become a publisher

Ein Cottage in Maine Als der Winter kam Christine Brendle ISBN 978-3-942796-16-3 €   12,50

Christine Brendle

Als der Winter kam

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