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The Provence Puzzle

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  • 208 páginas
  • 8 horas de lectura

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Search the menus (Alt+/) $% 123 Arial 10 xxx 1 of 2 RK3 xxx To enable screen reader support, press shortcut Ctrl+Alt+Z. To learn about keyboard shortcuts, press shortcut Ctrl+slash. Sheet1 Explore The first in the classic series featuring Chief Inspector Damiot of the Paris police. "Chief Inspector Damiot of the Paris police, recuperating from a bullet wound, seeks sun and rest in Courville, his boyhood village in Provence. But Courville is lately in a ferment about the unsolved murders of two young girls--one a promiscuous villager, the other still unidentified. And there are also rumors of a monster seen at the supposedly-empty Chateau De Mohrt. Intrigued, Damiot soon discovers that the last of the De Mohrts, a severely crippled genius, is indeed in residence--with a scientific lab in full swing..." -- Kirkus

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The Provence Puzzle, Vincent McConnor

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Publicado en
1981
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(Tapa blanda),
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Dañado
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Título
The Provence Puzzle
Idioma
Inglés
Editorial
Bantam Books
Publicado en
1981
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
208
ISBN10
0553145967
ISBN13
9780553145960
Serie
Etiquetas
Descripción
Search the menus (Alt+/) $% 123 Arial 10 xxx 1 of 2 RK3 xxx To enable screen reader support, press shortcut Ctrl+Alt+Z. To learn about keyboard shortcuts, press shortcut Ctrl+slash. Sheet1 Explore The first in the classic series featuring Chief Inspector Damiot of the Paris police. "Chief Inspector Damiot of the Paris police, recuperating from a bullet wound, seeks sun and rest in Courville, his boyhood village in Provence. But Courville is lately in a ferment about the unsolved murders of two young girls--one a promiscuous villager, the other still unidentified. And there are also rumors of a monster seen at the supposedly-empty Chateau De Mohrt. Intrigued, Damiot soon discovers that the last of the De Mohrts, a severely crippled genius, is indeed in residence--with a scientific lab in full swing..." -- Kirkus