IN THE NORTHERN LIGHTS (Vol. II)

  • The dramatic finale of the spellbinding two-part series by bestselling author Miriam Georg!
  • More than 310,000 copies sold of Im Nordwind (Vol. I) and Im Nordlicht (Vol. II)!
  • 1,4 MIO copies sold of Miriam Georg's novels altogether!
  • Rights to her previous novels were sold to Czech Republic (Dobrovsky), France (Hachette), the Netherlands (Standaard), Poland (Marginesy), Russia (AST) and Spain (Planeta).

Hamburg, 1914. Alice’s young daughter has disappeared! The young mother searches everywhere for Rosa, but in vain. Only her unpredictable husband, Henk, knows where she is, and he refuses to speak. Because Alice wants a divorce, he is using the child as leverage. Desperate, Alice takes a job as a housemaid in the mansion of lawyer John Reeven. Working for him is her only hope of making a good impression in court.
His family, his engagement, his fortune - everything around John is falling apart. The wedding is just around the corner, but with Alice right in front of him every day, how can he enter into a marriage of convenience with Evelyn? The love between Alice and John grows relentlessly, yet a relationship between them is out of the question. Their worlds are simply too different. And John has no idea about Alice’s past - a past she is trying with all her might to keep hidden from him …

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  • Publisher: Rowohlt Taschenbuch
  • Release: 15.10.2024
  • ISBN: 978-3-499-01230-3
  • 576 Pages
  • Series: Die Nordwind-Saga
  • Author: Miriam Georg

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Miriam Georg

Miriam Georg , born in 1987, is the author of the two-volume series  Elbleuchten  and  Elbstürme . Both novels of the Hanseatic family saga were celebrated by readers, they made it onto the bestseller list straight away and became the surprise success of the year. With her duology  Das Tor zur Welt and her Nordwind s aga, she captured the hearts of her readers even further, firmly establishing herself at the top of the bestseller lists. 
She has a degree in European literature as well as a master’s degree with a special focus on Native American Literature. When she is not on one of her trips, the author lives in Berlin Neukölln with her deaf dog Rosali and her book collection.