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Poison Flowers

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  • 293 páginas
  • 11 horas de lectura

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Three people die, in agony, each the victim of a different person. The police are convinced that there is no connection. Inspector Tom Worth disagrees. So does Willow King. Risking not only the secrets of her double identity, but also her own life, Willow races to unmask the serial killer before anyone else is murdered. From the dreariness of her part-time job in Clapham to the luxury and extravagance of her life in Belgravia, this most unusual female sleuth takes up the challenge and becomes involved in an exciting but near-fatal adventure. 'Willy and elegant . . . an excellent read' "Publishing News" 'A well written, consistently enjoyable English antidote to the sometimes over-muscular American fashion' Marcel Berlins, "The Times" (Bitter Herbs) 'Willow is a beguiling heroine' Francis Fyfield, "Evening Standard" (Bloody Roses)

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Poison Flowers, Natasha Cooper

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1995
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Título
Poison Flowers
Idioma
Inglés
Editorial
Pocket Books
Publicado en
1995
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
293
ISBN10
0671853538
ISBN13
9780671853532
Serie
Descripción
Three people die, in agony, each the victim of a different person. The police are convinced that there is no connection. Inspector Tom Worth disagrees. So does Willow King. Risking not only the secrets of her double identity, but also her own life, Willow races to unmask the serial killer before anyone else is murdered. From the dreariness of her part-time job in Clapham to the luxury and extravagance of her life in Belgravia, this most unusual female sleuth takes up the challenge and becomes involved in an exciting but near-fatal adventure. 'Willy and elegant . . . an excellent read' "Publishing News" 'A well written, consistently enjoyable English antidote to the sometimes over-muscular American fashion' Marcel Berlins, "The Times" (Bitter Herbs) 'Willow is a beguiling heroine' Francis Fyfield, "Evening Standard" (Bloody Roses)