This author transitioned into writing after a notable career in latte art. His work is characterized by an astonishing prolificacy, producing numerous novels and screenplays in a short span. This rapid output allows him to explore a wide array of narratives and genres with remarkable speed. His consistent dedication to the craft promises readers a continued stream of fresh and engaging storytelling.
A ten-year-old boy faces a harrowing struggle for survival in the snowy mountains after witnessing the murder of his parents by a deranged psychopath. Alone and vulnerable, he must navigate both the deadly wilderness and the relentless pursuit of his parent's killer, battling against the odds to stay alive. The story explores themes of resilience and the instinct to survive in the face of unimaginable terror.
Autor Donald Morrison beschreibt in "Als die Blumen verblühten" das Ende des Aufbruchs in China. Die gebundene Erstausgabe umfasst 335 Seiten und erschien 1990 im Verlag Moewig.