Fräulein Liebe und der Traum vom Leben

  • Continuation of the moving family saga about a bookshop in beautiful Andernach on the Rhine
  • Susanne Esser, herself a bookseller, was inspired by the history of her training business and the stories of her husband's grandmother
  • For readers of historical family sagas and novels about the happiness that lives in books

A magical bookshop in the turbulent 50s and a woman in search of her place in life

 

In 1955, the worst wounds of the war seem to have healed in Andernach on the Rhine. Bookseller Eva Liebe finally wants to marry her Georg - but when they go to order the marriage licence, Eva learns something about her fiancé that pulls the rug from under her feet. Deeply hurt, Eva pushes him away; she cannot believe his explanation. Eva finds solace and distraction in the bookshop, which she runs alone as a holiday replacement for her aunt. A test for her, as she is supposed to take over the bookshop from her aunt one day. However, in the middle of a reading with a young author, a haggard man bursts in, calls Eva a fraud and throws her out. It is Eva's uncle, who she thought was dead, and the late returnee is no longer the man he once was ...

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  • Publisher: Knaur TB
  • Release: 01.07.2024
  • ISBN: 978-3-426-53029-0
  • 400 Pages
  • Series: Die Rhein-Buchhandlung
  • Author: Susanne Esser
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Susanne Esser Fräulein Liebe und der Traum vom Leben
Portrait von Susanne Esser
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Susanne Esser

Susannen Esser wurde 1979 in Andernach am Rhein geboren und wuchs in der Nähe auf einem Bauernhof auf. Während ihrer Ausbildung zur Buchhändlerin zog sie nach Andernach und wohnte viele Jahre in der mittelalterlichen Stadt. Heute lebt sie mit ihrem Mann, ihren drei Kindern und ca. 2000 Büchern im Brohltal.