I have considered for a very long time whether I am writing another book about the problems and experiences in a family in which - also in the area - alcoholic, co-dependencies, divorce, illegitimate children and suicides are extremely widespread. In my first book on this topic "Inherited trauma - lived addiction" I have already told a part of my life story. In the present book, I report, not in chronological order, about the experiences with my addicted parents, siblings, relatives and my first wife. I dedicate a part of my time in a self-help group in which relatives were also welcome. I...

I have considered for a very long time whether I am writing another book about the problems and experiences in a family in which - also in the area - alcoholic, co-dependencies, divorce, illegitimate children and suicides are extremely widespread. In my first book on this topic "Inherited trauma - lived addiction" I have already told a part of my life story. In the present book, I report, not in chronological order, about the experiences with my addicted parents, siblings, relatives and my first wife. I dedicate a part of my time in a self-help group in which relatives were also welcome. I...

Carolina is now 58 and happily married. She has a cat and a dog and both come from animal welfare organisations. In this way, she was able to give maltreated souls a loving home. And the animals, especially the dog, give her day a structure. That was particularly important to her. She had never understood why, but now she had clarity. She was on the autism spectrum! Until recently, its degree was still referred to as Asperger's syndrome, but due to the large number of different manifestations, it is now only referred to as autism spectrum disorder. And in this context, remember a quote ...

Carolina is now 58 and happily married. She has a cat and a dog and both come from animal welfare organisations. In this way, she was able to give maltreated souls a loving home. And the animals, especially the dog, give her day a structure. That was particularly important to her. She had never understood why, but now she had clarity. She was on the autism spectrum! Until recently, its degree was still referred to as Asperger's syndrome, but due to the large number of different manifestations, it is now only referred to as autism spectrum disorder. And in this context, remember a quote ...

Olaf's father fought in the Second World War as a teenager and returned traumatised by everything he experienced. He drinks to avoid having to endure the images in his head. Olaf's mother was expelled from Silesia together with her mother and stepbrother; she is also traumatised and at some point also starts drinking.Olaf has four siblings: One brother brought by his father and one brother brought by his mother into the marriage. An older sister, who, along with he himself and his twin sister, are the shared children of their father and mother. Alcohol plays a central role throughout the...

Olaf's father fought in the Second World War as a teenager and returned traumatised by everything he experienced. He drinks to avoid having to endure the images in his head. Olaf's mother was expelled from Silesia together with her mother and stepbrother; she is also traumatised and at some point also starts drinking.Olaf has four siblings: One brother brought by his father and one brother brought by his mother into the marriage. An older sister, who, along with he himself and his twin sister, are the shared children of their father and mother. Alcohol plays a central role throughout the...

Es handelt sich bei diesem Buch um den siebten Fall der autistischen Hauptkommissarin Carmen Siebert und das Team der Mordkommission. Bei einem Einbruch in ein Einfamilienhaus wird einer der Täter erschossen. Da es sich bei den Einbruchsopfern um alte Bekannte von Lars Wessels handelt, fühlt dieser sich befangen und lässt sich von den Ermittlungen entbinden. Während Carmen offiziell ermittelt, durchforstet Lars hinter dem Rücken des Teams das Leben seiner früheren Verlobten und seines ehemaligen besten Freundes.

I am truly sorry that you cute little rodents once again have to serve as a metaphor for the almost collective stupidity of humanity. But when we think of lemmings, we all think of those little animals throwing themselves off cliffs. And we humans are racing towards that very precipice with our eyes wide open, or, as my wife likes to say, we are already in free fall. And that is exactly what this book is about. About the waste lemmings, dog owner lemmings, consumer and app lemmings, and many more.

I am truly sorry that you cute little rodents once again have to serve as a metaphor for the almost collective stupidity of humanity. But when we think of lemmings, we all think of those little animals throwing themselves off cliffs. And we humans are racing towards that very precipice with our eyes wide open, or, as my wife likes to say, we are already in free fall. And that is exactly what this book is about. About the waste lemmings, dog owner lemmings, consumer and app lemmings, and many more.

Es handelt sich bei diesem Buch um den siebten Fall der autistischen Hauptkommissarin Carmen Siebert und das Team der Mordkommission. Bei einem Einbruch in ein Einfamilienhaus wird einer der Täter erschossen. Da es sich bei den Einbruchsopfern um alte Bekannte von Lars Wessels handelt, fühlt dieser sich befangen und lässt sich von den Ermittlungen entbinden. Während Carmen offiziell ermittelt, durchforstet Lars hinter dem Rücken des Teams das Leben seiner früheren Verlobten und seines ehemaligen besten Freundes.