Die Burma-Trilogie

A forty-year-old love letter from her father to an unknown woman has led Julia Win, a successful New York attorney, to Kalaw, a picturesque village hidden in the mountains of Burma. However, instead of finding her missing father, Julia encounters a brother she never knew existed and uncovers a family secret that will change her life forever. Burma becomes a place for Julia where she discovers herself, finds peace, and ultimately, true love. In "The Heart's Listening," "Heart's Voices," and "The Memory of the Heart," Jan-Philipp Sendker tells the epic story of a young woman who learns that one does not see with the eyes, does not overcome distances with steps, and can recognize butterflies by their wingbeats. The Burma Trilogy gathers these novels for the first time in one volume.