Insa, God's Daughter cleans up - Heithoff, Wolfgang
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Unlike Jesus in volume 1, Insa is strict, unyielding and goal-orientated. She wants to earn her father's approval and complete her task in a four-year plan. At first, she pursues her goals almost ruthlessly, regardless of the people around her. The daughter of God hungers for the pleasures of human senses. She enjoys being able to smell, taste and feel, and spends her first night of love with Yves, a waiter who later turns out to be an angel. With Yves and Peter, the already well-known crusader, and with the help of the British royal family, Insa founds the ANTENNA DEI broadcasting platform.…mehr

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Unlike Jesus in volume 1, Insa is strict, unyielding and goal-orientated. She wants to earn her father's approval and complete her task in a four-year plan. At first, she pursues her goals almost ruthlessly, regardless of the people around her. The daughter of God hungers for the pleasures of human senses. She enjoys being able to smell, taste and feel, and spends her first night of love with Yves, a waiter who later turns out to be an angel. With Yves and Peter, the already well-known crusader, and with the help of the British royal family, Insa founds the ANTENNA DEI broadcasting platform. Here she wants to inform people about Jesus' work and miracles. She is helped in her endeavours by media designer Luzia, with whom she begins an affair after her visit to the Pope. God's daughter survives two attempts on her life by the Pope unscathed and surprisingly calm. And then things really get going...
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I wrote my first poems at the age of 8. Short stories followed. Then novels. Writing has always been something special for me, a kind of self-realisation. Now that I've reached retirement age, I'm gradually starting to publish books, some traditionally with publishers, some self-published.