Snake in the Grass (ebok) av Anthony Gilbert
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Snake in the Grass (Mr Crook Murder Mystery) ebok

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He tried to help a woman in need - but she's the prime suspect in her husband's murder...Classic crime from one of the greats of the Detection Club Con Gardiner had no family; his work and his one-room flat filled most of his solitary existence, until one evening a strange girl in the street asked him to lend her a pound. Con was attracted to Caro Graves, and puzzled too; he couldn't see what wo…
He tried to help a woman in need - but she's the prime suspect in her husband's murder...Classic crime from one of the greats of the Detection Club Con Gardiner had no family; his work and his one-room flat filled most of his solitary existence, until one evening a strange girl in the street asked him to lend her a pound. Con was attracted to Caro Graves, and puzzled too; he couldn't see what would become of this girl who had just left her husband after a bitter quarrel, and who had nowhere to go. But he was soon to have more to worry about: Caro's husband was dead . . . and Caro was the main suspect. 'Anthony Gilbert's novels show the unsensational type of detective story at its best' Daily Telegraph

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Forfattere Anthony Gilbert (forfatter)
Utgitt 15.12.2016
Sjanger Krim
Språk English
Format epub
DRM-beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781471910012

He tried to help a woman in need - but she's the prime suspect in her husband's murder...
Classic crime from one of the greats of the Detection Club

Con Gardiner had no family; his work and his one-room flat filled most of his solitary existence, until one evening a strange girl in the street asked him to lend her a pound.

Con was attracted to Caro Graves, and puzzled too; he couldn't see what would become of this girl who had just left her husband after a bitter quarrel, and who had nowhere to go. But he was soon to have more to worry about: Caro's husband was dead . . . and Caro was the main suspect.

'Anthony Gilbert's novels show the unsensational type of detective story at its best' Daily Telegraph