„Krimilounge“: Die Bremer Autorin Martha Bull liest aus „Dörthe im Haifischbecken“

In the organizer's words:

The Leherheide district library is transformed into a crime lounge. Martha Bull is a guest and reads from her crime novel "Dörthe im Haifischbecken."

The painter Dörthe Petersen wants to turn her back on art for good due to a lack of success and becomes involved as a neighborhood helper. She witnesses a tragic boat accident on the Weser. Who is the drowned man? And has anyone drowned at all? When an alleged son of the missing man begins to
when a supposed son of the missing man inquires all too conspicuously about Hermann's old house, Dörthe's beloved home. Because criminal rental sharks are currently unsettling the people of Bremen. Roommate Elvira is also worried because her new lover Ole, a keen water sportsman, has disappeared. Dörthe learns from one of her new clients, a former real estate agent who feels threatened, that Ole is also dealing. Paranoia or rightly so?

One thing is clear, drugs are suicide in installments for everyone involved.

Tickets are available in advance at the Leherheide district library or can be reserved by phone or email (stadtteilbibliothek@magistrat.bremerhaven.de).

Venue: Leherheide District Library, Hans-Böckler-Straße 39

Thursday, 24.04.2025 || 19:00 || Admission: 10,- Euro