Witty, profound, humorous – bestselling author Jan Weiler writes about love. Successful and alone – that's how architect Peter Munk finds himself at 51. Or rather, how he lies there, having suffered a heart attack on the escalator on the third floor of a department store. He survives, but there's no one he wants to contact from the hospital. In rehab, his therapist advises him to begin his self-reflection with the people who have made him the man he is. And so, for the first time, Peter Munk looks at the thirteen women in his life and the lesson he has learned from each one. With a surprising outcome. biography Jan Weiler, born in Düsseldorf in 1967, worked as a copywriter in advertising, then graduated from the German School of Journalism in Munich and was editor-in-chief of the 'Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin' for many years. Today he lives as an author with his wife and two children near Munich. New product