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Original Title:	Alle sieben Wellen
ISBN:	3552060936 (ISBN13: 9783552060937)
Edition Language:	German URL https://www.hanser-literaturverlage.de/buch/alle-sieben-wellen/978-3-552-06093-7/
Series:	Gut gegen Nordwind #2, Contra el viento del norte, #2
Characters:	Leo Leike, Emmi Rothner
Literary Awards:	LovelyBooks Leserpreis for Allgemeine Literatur (2009), LovelyBooks Leserpreis for Romantik/Liebe/Gefühl (2009)

Alle sieben Wellen (Gut gegen Nordwind #2) Hardcover | Pages: 222 pages

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Title	:	Alle sieben Wellen (Gut gegen Nordwind #2)
Author	:	Daniel Glattauer
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 222 pages
Published	:	February 4th 2009 by Deuticke
Categories	:	Romance. Fiction. Contemporary. European Literature. German Literature

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1.) Sie kennen Emmi Rothner und Leo Leike? Dann haben Sie also Gut gegen Nordwind gelesen, jene ungewöhnliche Liebesgeschichte, in der sich zwei Menschen, die einander nie gesehen haben, per E-Mail rettungslos verlieben. 2.) Für Sie ist die Geschichte von Emmi und Leo abgeschlossen. Mag sein. Aber nicht für Emmi und Leo! 3.) Sie sind der Ansicht, dass die Liebenden zumindest eine einzige wirkliche Begegnung verdient hätten, und der Roman eine zweite Chance auf ein anderes Ende? Bitte, hier haben Sie's! 4.) Sie haben keine Ahnung, wovon hier die Rede ist? Sie steigen ohne Nordwind-Kenntnisse in Alle sieben Wellen ein? Kein Problem. Sie erfahren alles: Leo Leike kehrt nach knapp einem Jahr aus Boston zurück. Daheim erwarten ihn Nachrichten von Emmi Rothner. Beide bemerken, dass sie die Gefühle füreinander nicht los geworden sind. Vielleicht sollten sie sich wirklich einmal treffen. Allerdings ist Leo mittlerweile liiert und Emmi noch immer verheiratet. Doch wenn einmal sechs Wellen ans Ufer geschwappt sind, das lernen wir in Daniel Glattauers neuem Roman, dann kommt die siebente, und die ist immer für Überraschungen gut.

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I really enjoyed the first book, but I have to say that this was so bad, or rather, the characters were so stupid in this book that it actually made me dislike the first volume, too. Back when reading Gut gegen Nordwind I mildly disliked her but liked him. Now I loathe and despise both equally. It's not that Glattauer can't write, but I have to be able to at least respect the characters.

I liked it. Maybe it's because I love reading other people's conversations.. :DBut anyways, it's a nice book, and easy to read, so I would recommend it :)Buuut, can anyone tell me what was the "souvenir" Emmi gave Leo? My book misses a few pages, so I feel left out ..

Every Seventh Wave is a sequel to the book Love Virtually. I loved Love Virtually! It was fun, quirky, bittersweet...all those wonderful ingredients that make a rom-com pop!!! It had a great ending. Sort of open-ended that left a lot up to the reader's imagination and really left me wanting more. However beware what you wish for as sometimes more is not what a book needs! This sequel was so disappointing! It felt so uninspired. Plot lines and devices used in the first book that once felt so

The story of Emmi and Mike continues. A whirlwind of emotions, complications and unpredictably. The anxiety of being in love was still present in the letters. I kept reading, email after email. If I needed a practical ending, I would have asked the author to stop with the first book. But of course not. I needed a sequel and this delivered. It ended exactly the way I wanted it to. If you read the first book, you'd want to finish this one.

Writing the sequel of a real good book is not an easy job at all but Daniel did it with aplomb. It has all the wit, homour and the essence of the first part which really makes it work. Every Seventh Wave begins exactly where Love Virtually ended..well, three weeks later! And finally the much awaited meeting does happen this time :) And that is how this book shapes up and moves. If you enjoyed Love Virtually, it almost follows that you will enjoy this sequel. In some ways, Every Seventh Wave

Review by Sophie Hannah in Metro Herald on 28/02/2013 that made me want to read this book:"A brilliantly complex and sophisticated love story in which the protagonists are two people who have never met but communicate only by email. The emotional nuances and deep intelligence in this path-of-true-love-ne'er-smooth story make it stand out from the crowded 'relationship fiction' genre. It's a thought provoking and engrossing novel."

I think this book is pretty awsom! Daniel Glattauer is definitly Master of the words!