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LESUNG: "Akte Nordsee - Die letzte Predigt"

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Come by on October 14, 2026, for Eva Almstädt’s reading at your Hugendubel bookstore in Delmenhorst!

In Volume 4 of the mystery series, the pastor of Estherwieck is found dead in the mudflats. Drowned. Was it an accident? The day before, however, he had delivered an unusually indignant sermon, and the police are treating it as a crime. Can Niklas John and attorney Fentje Jacobsen work together to find the real killer?

About the book:
The pastor in Estherwieck is found dead in the mudflats. Drowned. Was it an accident? The day before, however, he had delivered an unusually indignant sermon, and the police are treating it as a crime. The police investigation takes a new turn when a former girlfriend, who had visited the pastor the day before, is reported missing, and Niklas John comes under suspicion. He had met the young woman on the evening of her disappearance. When her remains are found near an old naval chapel and Niklas is unable to clear himself of suspicion, he asks Fentje Jacobsen, a lawyer, for help. Can the two of them work together to find the real killer?

About the Author:
Eva Almstädt completed an apprenticeship at the television production facilities of Studio Hamburg GmbH and studied interior design in Hanover. She is the author of the successful Baltic Sea crime series featuring Lübeck police inspector Pia Korittki and lives in Hamburg. *AKTE NORDSEE: THE LAST SERMON* is the fourth novel in her new series featuring attorney Fentje Jacobsen and journalist Niklas John.

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Price information:

30% discount with the Hugendubel customer card

Location

Hugendubel Delmenhorst
Hugendubel Delmenhorst Lange Straße 22 27749 Delmenhorst

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