Thriller master Bernhard Aichner inspires in the greenhouse tower

Thriller master Bernhard Aichner inspires in the greenhouse tower

The crime thriller Tirol recently took place in the heart of Innsbruck. On a Sunday, the bestselling author Bernhard Aichner delighted his fans in the greenhouse tower with a reading that nobody wanted to miss. As is known, a master of the thriller, Aichner led the audience into the dark world of his heroine "Yoko". The exciting story that he flipped met with great response. His readings are not only popular with literary fans, but also with those who are interested in rousing stories and thrills.

aichner, who has already received international recognition for his works, is known for his threatening and at the same time captivating storylines. In his latest book, the twentieth, the protagonist Yoko slips into the role of a murderer after experiencing a drastic turn in her life. As the heiress of a butcher shop, she is torn from her familiar surroundings and now has to become a hunter herself to survive. Aichner describes this dramatic change in a captivating way, so that the audience can experience the emotions of the figure up close.

an evening full of emotions and music

But the reading was more than just a literary event. Bernhard Aichner also showed his skills as an entertainer. Together with the well -known Telfer musician Frajo Köhle, he ensured musical highlights that loosened up the entire atmosphere. The people present were particularly banned by the combination of stories and singing that made the evening unforgettable. The midnight hours were shaped by the sounds of "Here Comes the Sun", which made the moment appear even more magical. The listeners were not only passive companions, but actively took part in the action and sang enthusiastically.

The fan base of Aichner is not only limited to his literature; His charisma and passion also move to the event. His playful dealings with the audience and his captivating narrative style made the experience in the greenhouse tower something special. The concept of reading as a community experience got a new meaning here, with the audience immersed in history and accompanying the heroine Yoko on her many sense.

This event has once again demonstrated how the interaction of literature and music can deeply touch an audience. The success of Aichner's new publication and the full house in the greenhouse tower clearly show that he can shine not only as a writer, but also as a performer. Visitors who were at this reading will surely be remembered this evening as a highlight of their year.

Further information about Bernhard Aichner and the event are at www.meinbezirk.at to be found.