Ukradena sreća

Ukradena sreća

Heinz G. Konsalik

The novel follows a dramatic struggle against fate, betrayal and forbidden passions. As secrets from the past threaten to destroy their love, the protagonists must face difficult decisions in order to restore their stolen happiness.

In his novel Stolen Happiness (Ukradena sreća), Heinz G. Konsalik masterfully weaves together a tense family drama, dark secrets, and a passionate love story that keeps the reader in suspense until the very last page. The plot revolves around themes of deception, lost dreams, and the struggle for one’s own identity. When a sudden twist of fate shatters the family’s peace and strips the protagonists of everything they once held secure, long-standing grievances and dangerous intrigues rise to the surface. The main characters find themselves at a turning point—forced to choose between social expectations, moral obligations, and the genuine feelings that resurge despite all obstacles. With his signature narrative style and keen sense of pacing, Konsalik crafts complex characters whose destinies are inextricably linked. Each step they take toward the truth reveals new layers and dangers, while the desire to rediscover happiness serves as the sole force driving them forward through a labyrinth of lies and betrayal. Stolen Happiness is a poignant and gripping tale about the extent to which the human heart is willing to forgive, endure, and sacrifice in order to preserve what is most precious: the right to love and inner peace. An enthralling read for all fans of suspenseful, emotionally charged classics from this German master of storytelling.

Original title
Das Gestohlene Glück
Translation
Renata Milec
Editor
Miroslav Kutanjac
Graphics design
Dragan Srečo
Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
Pages
222
Publisher
Mladinska knjiga, Zagreb, 1991.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

Two copies are available

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Condition:Used, excellent condition

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Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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