Tragicomic family history, which is an audio book to hit the latest

Sophie Honeywell falls from the clouds when she learns that she has inherited from her ex-boyfriend Thomas relatives of a house on Scribbly Gum Iceland on the outskirts of Sydney. The single woman has always been impressed with this part of the world. After all, it is the origin of the infamous "Munro-babies" whose parents disappeared without a trace, and all the old woman with her children, Thomas' relatives, lives there today. Sophie swirls with the inheritance and her move to the island a lot of dust on. First cracks in the family structure are visible that were previously only ever swept under the carpet. The events start to roll over and to top it all off the closely guarded mystery of which is aired abandoned child decades ago.

Although the figure is enormous wealth, you never lose track of this tragicomic family history. As in real life abound in the novel of imperfect people who, despite their affection to each other are not always green and not understand anything, what their loved ones are up to and haunts. Wonderfully frotzelnd and revealing is the handling of the inhomogeneous relationship with each other. The seekers for love Sophie is there catapulted because someone has recognized how valuable it can be for the relationships. Ranja Bonalana fits as spokesperson on the audio book as chalk and cheese and the latest makes the story to be a hit. In the dialogues and narrative passages no sheet is taken over her mouth. That understands the German voice of Bridget Jones excellently to transport with its winking and exalted lecture. 4 CDs - about 265 minutes (TD)