The dramatic life of a mother of quintuplets - the new moving factual novel by No. 1 SPIEGEL bestselling author Hera Lind Munich, 1985: The young Claudia Baumgartner meets and falls in love with the flutist Florian Moser, who is seven years her senior. The young couple has quintuplets who are born prematurely. Two of the babies die after a few months. Claudia fights like a lioness to offer her family the optimal home. She has another daughter, Julia, and takes in a foster child, the Turkish girl Merve. But Florian, who has bipolar disorder, becomes increasingly aggressive, has affairs and forces Claudia to move several times across the whole country. Claudia finds a loyal friend in Didi, of all people - and later a reliable new partner when she finally separates from Florian. After all, it is Didi who gives Claudia a late home, with the purchase of the house in Bergheim where she once felt most comfortable. Biography Hera Lind, born in 1957, is a successful novelist. After studying German, music and theology, she worked full-time as a singer before she achieved a sensational bestseller with her first novel, "A Man for Every Key". Other great successes followed, all of which were also made into films. Further proof of their versatility are two of their own television shows. Hera Lind is the mother of four children and lives with her family in Salzburg.