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Ein Geschäftsmann
Belgravia 7
By: Julian Fellowes
Narrated by: Beate Himmelstoß
Length: 1 hr and 43 mins

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Ein Geschäftsmann

By: Julian Fellowes

Narrated by: Beate Himmelstoß

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Summary

Anne und James Trenchard machten sich immer größere Sorgen, dass die Countess ihr gemeinsames Geheimnis bald öffentlich machen wird. Damit nicht genug - das Verhältnis zwischen James und seinem Sohn Oliver verschlechterte sich rapide. Um die Situation zu retten, erschien Anne unangemeldet bei der Countess, um sie zur Rede zu stellen - mit unerwarteten Ergebnissen.

Julian Fellowes, der Autor von "Downton Abbey", entführt die Leser ins 19. Jahrhunderts. Im Mittelpunkt steht eine unerhörte Liebesgeschichte. Fellowes lässt dabei die Zeit Charles Dickens' lebendig werden, zeigt, wie sich der alte englische Adel und die Händler, die mit der Errichtung des Commonwealth reich und mächtig geworden sind, arrangieren müssen. Dabei ist ganz in der Nähe des Buckingham Palastes das teuerste Viertel Londons, Belgravia, entstanden.