The Women of Heligoland. Windswept

  • Set against the impressive backdrop of a small island in the North Sea, the first part of the duology tells of family ties, unspoken guilt and the power of forgiveness
  • Atmospheric and wise, for the readers of Anne Prettin, Christiane Wünsche and Monika Peetz
  • ‘My new novel is about wind, waves and the storms of this island's history. About the mystery that changes a woman's life forever.’ Thesche Wulff

Four generations of women, a tragic legacy and the powerful beauty of wind and sea

 

For 38-year-old Doro, a dream has come true with her job in an offshore wind farm – until she has to be evacuated from a wind turbine during a storm. Doro suffers a panic attack that still has an effect on her the next day: she just wants to get from Heligoland to the mainland, to her grandmother Elsie's house. But as soon as she approaches the shore, she is seized by dizziness and violent trembling. Is this what Elsie had repeatedly warned her about? But where does this inexplicable fear come from? Her sense of self-understanding shattered, the pragmatic Doro finally begins to ask all the questions that were never allowed to be asked in her family.

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  • Publisher: Droemer TB
  • Release: 01.04.2025
  • ISBN: 978-3-426-65958-8
  • 352 Pages
  • Series: Die Nordsee-Dilogie
  • Author: Thesche Wulff
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Thesche Wulff

Thesche Wulff ist das Pseudonym der Autorin Rebekka Wulff, die schon mehrere Kriminalromane veröffentlicht und Drehbücher geschrieben hat. Sie wurde 1962 geboren und liebt den Wind und die endlose Weite des Nordens. Sie lebt mit ihrem Mann dort, wo das Meer so manche Geschichte an den Strand spült.