Event for senior women | Reading

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When?
04.11.2026
14:30 to 16 o'clock
Where?
Mensa/Bibliothek (Haus 14)
Weststraße 11
09648 Mittweida
For whom?
Former employees

Tamara Huhle – a former lecturer in the Faculty Media Sciences – reads from her crime novel *Die Spinnenjäger*.

The plot: A fatal fall on campus and a fading memory turn Anna’s new life in Saxony upside down. What she saw remains shrouded in mystery. Shortly afterwards, another student is brutally attacked. Rumours of a Stasi past, sex and drugs are rife in the small town, and Anna unwittingly finds herself at the centre of the investigation. When an unknown figure appears outside her window one night, it becomes clear: the perpetrator has had his eye on her for some time. A suspenseful crime thriller about guilt, power and the dangerous shadows of the past. The novel is an atmospheric journey into a Saxon milieu where the ghosts of the GDR era still pull the strings. A gripping crime novel for fans of authentic regional crime stories and strong female characters.

 

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