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Bernt Rhotert's E-Books
Soot and fire
Novel
- E-Book
978-3-86638-917-5
Border violation
A relentless love / novel
- E-Book
978-3-86638-918-2
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The novel by Bernt Rhotert was published 1985 by Nagel & Kimsche. Today they’re only available as antiquarian books – also here as eBook.
Saint's day
Novel
- E-Book
978-3-86638-919-9
The novel by Bernt Rhotert was published 1985 by Nagel & Kimsche. Today they’re only available as antiquarian books – also here as eBook.
Colour-choice
german-german narrative
- E-Book
978-3-86638-920-5
In this turn of 1989 / 90: the thought, who, when, why and also in which deceived the others in all this years was the actual question.
Marianne: Those who went across the border to take what one searched for had to expect that others would deny him his right of this claim.
Renate: Almost a year ago she hiked with a man on christmas vacation. And she liked him, back then they both returned to their inflicted roles as soon as the evening came. Now the evening ought to change everything. Didn’t she made an agreement with Johannes without many words? Suddenly he could travel.
Richard: He stepped to the balcony to leave her the bathroom.
This time they had a room with single beds. After their arrival Renate didn’t ask if this was an coincidence or if this was about his circumspection. She remebered how they once more slept in a french bed together, how she feared that he could accidently embrace her and he wasn’t ready to challenge his luck.
Johannes: At crummy times without true heroes the tabloid market presses unformed material into welcoming legends. So it was spread that Johannes Wiedemann was shot from behind.
