In the north wind

Alice works at the Hamburger Dom amusement centre in Hamburg in the years 1912-1914. Full of hope of escaping a life of poverty, she enters into a marriage. But life with her husband is unbearable. He keeps what little hard-earned money he has, jealousy and irascibility drive him into a rage, and she is barely able to protect her daughter Rosa. When Rosa is involved in a terrible accident, Alice is held responsible. John comes from a wealthy Hamburg banking family and, against his father's wishes, decides to pursue a career in law. Out of charity, he advises Hamburg's ordinary people. However, he is particularly annoyed by this young woman who insists on wanting to break away from her alcoholic husband ... What is he of all people supposed to do with this?
is a director and narrator and knows how to turn historical stories into time travel and audio journeys. She has already written Miriam Georg's Hanseatic family saga (
Elbleuchten
,
Elbe Storms
) and
The Gateway to the World
read.