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Snowed in at the Hof Himmel bed and breakfast on their annual ski vacation in the Alps, the Müller family wakes to find Opa Wolfgang frozen to death outside. What at first seems to be a schnaps-induced accident, quickly turns murderous as family members recount the events of the ski trip thus far. Spouses feud over misplaced inheritance, grandchildren duel for attention, and an unsolicited English cousin stirs up dark, bitter motives for murder. In a world where crises reshape a new family dynamic, was Opa Wolfgang able to protect the ones he loved? Or did he die trying? For in the quaint snowy Alps, a murderer hides in plain sight.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Snowed in at the Hof Himmel bed and breakfast on their annual ski vacation in the Alps, the Müller family wakes to find Opa Wolfgang frozen to death outside. What at first seems to be a schnaps-induced accident, quickly turns murderous as family members recount the events of the ski trip thus far. Spouses feud over misplaced inheritance, grandchildren duel for attention, and an unsolicited English cousin stirs up dark, bitter motives for murder. In a world where crises reshape a new family dynamic, was Opa Wolfgang able to protect the ones he loved? Or did he die trying? For in the quaint snowy Alps, a murderer hides in plain sight.
Autorenporträt
Born and raised in Pittsburgh, USA, Beatrice King is a resident in Germany, and holds a masters degree in international business and sustainability from the University of Hamburg. She is a climate activist who has travelled extensively in North America and Europe. Many of these visits offered first-hand examples of the effects of global warming, some of which now inspire storylines, as well as the paths and challenges her characters confront. In fact, Death in the Alps was inspired by her masters thesis, which focused on sustainable adaptations to climate change in Austrian and US ski industries. Beatrice also depicts themes relating to other broad issues of our era, such as cultural bias, inter-generational dynamics, and mental health; topics that will be explored further in coming works, along with...yes...another murder.