The Travelling Harlot

More than 13 mio copies sold of Iny Lorentz‘ works

The new volume of the best selling series

Iny Lorentz is the queen of historical novels

A strong woman, intrigue, a love story, and plenty of erotic passion

 

Marie is a virtuous daughter from a good family in Constance. When a young count courts her, her father is thrilled. But an evil scheme destroys all hopes and Marie’s future. In order to survive, she must sell her body. But Marie does not give up... Constance, 1410: when Count Rupert asks for the hand in marriage of Marie, a beautiful daughter from a good house, her father can hardly believe his luck. He has no idea that her noble admirer is only interested in the fortune of his future wife, and will stop at nothing, not even crime, in order to get it. Marie and her father become the victims of a mean intrigue that drives the girl into the city. For Marie there are only two options: to commit suicide or to eke out an existence as a travelling harlot from now on. With help from Hiltrud, an experienced prostitute, she chooses life and soon becomes a desired “pretty thing”. However, Marie does not lose sight of her most important goal: she wants to take revenge on those who have plunged her into misery.

Contact Foreign Rights

Rights Guides

Rights sold to

Brazil: Objetiva, Czech Rep.: Euromedia Group, France: Presses de la Renaissance, Hungary: General Press; Italy: Neri Pozza; Latvia: Zvaigzne; Lithuania: Musu Knyga; Netherlands: Xander; Poland: Sonia Draga, Russia: Moy Mir; Spain: Ed. B, 

  • Publisher: Knaur HC
  • Release: 19.02.2004
  • ISBN: 978-3-426-66112-3
  • 608 Pages
  • Series: Die Wanderhuren-Reihe
  • Author: Iny Lorentz
The Travelling Harlot
Iny Lorentz The Travelling Harlot
privat
© privat
Iny Lorentz

Two authors from Munich are behind the pseudonym Iny Lorentz, whose first historical novel ‘Die Kastratin’ delighted readers straightaway. With ‘Die Wanderhure’ they had their breakthrough; the novel attained more than a million readers. Since then, bestseller has followed bestseller. Iny Lorentz’s novels have been sold in numerous countries. The film adaptations of their ‘Wanderhure’- novels and more recently the ‘Pilgerin’ have delighted millions of television viewers. In the spring of 2014, Iny Lorentz was awarded the ‘Ehrenhomerpreis’ for their special merits in the sector historical novel. The stage version of the ‘Wanderhure’ enthralled thousands of visitors at the open-air festival in Bad Hersfeld in the summer of 2014. Visit the authors’ hompage: www.inys-und-elmars-romane.de