E. Marlitt

German novelist Eugenie John, who wrote under the pseudonym E. Marlitt, achieved a remarkable degree of literary fame during her lifetime, particularly in light of the fact that she suffered from a condition that rendered her deaf and she was largely self-supporting from a young age. At the Councillor's is an engaging romance novel translated from the German by the skilled linguist Annis Lee Wister.

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