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Das hohe Fenster
- Narrated by: Thomas Sarbacher
- Length: 8 hrs and 19 mins
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Das hohe Fenster
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Summary
Mrs. Murdock, eine reiche Witwe aus Pasadena, hat einen doppelten Auftrag für Philip Marlowe: Ihre Schwiegertochter, eine ehemalige Nachtklub-Sängerin, ist verschwunden - und gleichzeitig eine alte, wertvolle Goldmünze. Beide soll der Privatdetektiv dingfest machen. Was wie ein üblicher Auftrag begann, entwickelt sich schon bald zu einer atemberaubenden Achterbahnfahrt. Marlowes Sinn für Recht und Gerechtigkeit steht auf dem Prüfstand.
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Critic reviews
Auch in 100 Jahren wird man noch die Romane Raymond Chandlers lesen. Er ist der brillanteste amerikanische Autor aller Zeiten.
-- Ansgar Lange / Preußische Allgemeine Zeitung