Danzig

Her future is uncertain. Her courage does not let her give up. But her heart follows its own path. The great new saga by the most successful bestselling author in the historical genre!Gdansk, 1860: Young Johanna Berend stands ruefully in front of the grand patrician house in Langgasse. A few months ago she ran away with a pianist - now she wants to return to the arms of her family. But the shock is great when Johanna learns that her beloved father has since died. Her brother Theodor now presides over the family and the long-established trading house, and the freedom-loving sister is a thorn in his side.When the good-natured and clearly older shipbuilder Berthold Forster asks for her hand in marriage, Johanna seizes the opportunity to free herself from her brother's guardianship. At Forster's side, she begins to take an interest in ships and urges her husband to found a new shipyard. She becomes more and more involved in its management, much to the displeasure of Pawel, Forster's son from his first marriage. But Johanna is not only clever, but also courageous enough to pursue her vision. Gradually, Pawel also realises that in the young woman he has an equal partner for the future of the shipyard - and perhaps more ...The prelude to a new rousing series that is addictive: the best entertainment to root for, full of drama and atmosphere!The great Gdansk saga at a glance:1. Gdansk. Days of Departure2. Gdansk. Times of the Storm3. Gdansk. Years of Freedom.