
audiobook
KUNINGATAR DRAGAN RAKKAUSSEIKKAILUT
KUNINGAS ALEKSANTERIN ONNETON KOHTALO
VIKTOR VON FALK
ENSIMÄINEN LUKU.
TOINEN LUKU.
KOLMAS LUKU.
NELJÄS LUKU.
VIIDES LUKU.
KUUDES LUKU.
SEITSEMÄS LUKU.
In a storm‑tossed night on the Sava, a cloaked stranger commandeers a rickety boat, daring its crew to brave the “Black Whirlpool” that devours all who attempt the crossing. His icy stare and unsettling confidence set a tense tone as the vessel battles fierce waves, while murmurs of a royal marriage and a looming war echo from the banks of Belgrade and Semlin. The scene brims with the clash of duty and desperation, hinting at a tangled web of family loyalties and political intrigue that will shape the fate of two kingdoms.
As the boat finally reaches the Serbian shore, the mysterious passenger’s true purpose begins to surface—he is bound by a promise to a lost son and a kingdom in turmoil. Against the backdrop of a restless Balkan landscape, the story promises a gripping blend of love, honor, and the relentless pull of destiny, inviting listeners to follow the perilous journey of a queen and a king whose lives are about to intersect in unexpected ways.
Full title
Kuningatar Dragan rakkausseikkailut ja Kuningas Aleksanterin onneton kohtalo Historiallinen romaani erään hoviherran muistiinpanojen mukaan Historiallinen romaani erään hoviherran muistiinpanojen mukaan
Language
fi
Duration
~27 hours (1563K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
Finland: Otto Andersin, kustantaja,1903.
Credits
Johanna Kankaanpää and Tapio Riikonen
Release date
Jan 18, 2023
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1861–1922
A prolific German writer and journalist behind the pen name Victor von Falk, he was known for fast-moving popular fiction aimed at a wide readership. Writing under several aliases, he built a career around serialized and adventure-filled novels that circulated widely in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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