Das Geheimnis der Lady Audley

Das Geheimnis der Lady Audley

Softcover
3.811
GroßbritannienMordRomantikLondon

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Description

Ein Londoner Anwalt versucht, den Mord an seinem Freund aufzuklären, doch die wunderschöne Lady Audley will dieses mit allen Mitteln verhindern. Ihm wird schnell klar, dass Lady Audley ein dunkles Geheimnis hütet. Um den Mörder seines Freundes finden zu können, muss er es lüften. Ein spannendes Katz-und-Maus-Spiel beginnt zwischen dem jungen Mann und der mysteriösen Frau. Hochgelobt von den damaligen Kritikern erlebte „Lady Audley's Secret“ bereits im Jahr seines Erscheinens, 1862, einen bis dahin unerreichten Erfolg. Braddons Buch wurde übersetzt, verfilmt und auf die Theaterbühnen der Welt gebracht.

Book Information

Main Genre
Crime
Sub Genre
Classic
Format
Softcover
Pages
336
Price
13.90 €

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Einfach WOW!!! Noch nie hab ich ein so altes Buch gelesen! Erschienen im Original 1861 und in neuere Sprache übersetzt, wobei diese trotzdem noch sehr alt erscheint. Das passt auch einfach sehr gut zum Buch, zur Geschichte. Dieser respektvolle Anstand, herrlich. Toll ausgearbeitete Charaktere, die Geschichte super inszeniert!! Und was hinter allem steckt, sowas zu dieser Zeit….eine mutige Autorin. Das Ende unerwartet und bewegend, hat mich fast zu Tränen gerührt.

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This looked like it would be my favorite book - the writing style was absolutely beautiful, so eloquent and flowing, and the premise that this book would 'turn the image of victorian womanhood on its head' seemed to promise me an ambitious female character that makes her own luck. For the first volume I was hooked, and for the second volume too, but the third one crushed all my hopes. I genuinely could not see what Lady Audley had done that was so treacherous and wicked - could not understand the sympathy proclaimed for George Talboys who deserted his wife and then thought he had any claim on her - could not understand how she had deceived Michael Audley, when Lucy Graham literally replies to his proposal with "I am selfish, and I cannot overlook your fortune.". He is disappointed but OKAY with being married for his wealth - and Lady Audley was a faithful wife and made him happy too so?? I desperately wished for some revelation that would back her up against these men pursuing her and forcing her to take action, but all the authoress came up with was hereditary madness...... a woman acting calmly and with calculation to secure her own position, seeking not to hurt anybody and just being left alone with her wealth is madness? Okay... yeah... no. It was very very suspenseful and very well written so I did like it somewhat, the ending just annoyed me immensely.

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