42 degrees

No water. Not in the pipes. Not in the rivers. Nowhere. All of Germany is celebrating the new millennium summer. Continuous sunshine fills the outdoor pools. Only hydrologist Julius Denner and IT specialist Elsa Forsberg warn that the heat will intensify in the short term - with serious consequences. No one takes them seriously until the first rivers dry up, wildfires spiral out of control, and nuclear power plants have to shut down. In Berlin and Brussels, crisis summit follows crisis summit. Everywhere in Europe, water refugees are searching for the world's most vital resource. While civilization around them threatens to collapse, Julius and Elsa desperately try to avert the disaster - and find themselves in the crosshairs of powers pursuing their own interests. Uve Teschner, with his versatile voice, has already narrated numerous audiobooks. Through his vivid interpretation, even the heat becomes alarmingly tangible.