Michael Zimmer Libri

Sergeant Andrew Cade leads a determined pursuit of the notorious Hollister Gang, who have kidnapped three women from Rio Largo, Texas. Despite the gang's retreat into Mexico, Cade's resolve remains unshaken. Concurrently, Josâe Yanez and his Hunters are fleeing after a brutal massacre, carrying stolen goods and Indian scalps. As tensions rise, these three groups are on a collision course toward Villa Lobos, a town fraught with danger and conflict. The story intertwines themes of bravery, desperation, and the harsh realities of the Wild West.

Millions of Germans suffer under beeping, ringing, whistling, humming sounds and white noise of their ears. These ear noises are subsumed under the generic term: tinnitus. If no organic causes can be found, traditional medical treatments hardly ever help. The author knows about both sides: He is an ENT-specialist and a person affected by tinnitus. In his book Michael Zimmer points out new ways of dealing with tinnitus: The reappraisal with your own biography and development of personality can lead to a psychological change. Ongoing tensions can be resolved and the tormenting ear noise disappears. If the tinnitus reoccurs, it can be seen as a signal for disagreeable behaviour and not as an enemy.