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Mord im Druidenhain

ein Inspektor-Jurnet-Roman

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  • 326 páginas
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Detective-Inspector Benjamin Jurnet is deeply in love and excited yet anxious about reuniting with his beloved Miriam after a year apart. He plans a getaway to the charming village of Lanthrop, which features a beautiful beach. Although it’s meant to be a holiday, Jurnet, ever the detective, intends to investigate reports of tampering at an archaeological site linked to Queen Boadicea. Their romantic retreat takes a dark turn when a decayed arm emerges from the sand, revealing a dead body. As Jurnet delves into the investigation, he uncovers that life in the seemingly idyllic village is far from perfect, with a murder, a suspected suicide, and a herd of slaughtered goats hinting at deeper troubles. His work pulls him away from Miriam once more, forcing him to navigate the complexities of love and desire. The story reveals how love can intertwine with darkness, and Jurnet must explore the mysteries of the human heart—including his own—to uncover the truth. This compelling narrative showcases the intricacies of human emotion alongside a gripping detective story. Critics praise the author for her elegant writing, complex characters, and meticulous plotting.

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Mord im Druidenhain, S. T. Haymon

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1997
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Título
Mord im Druidenhain
Subtítulo
ein Inspektor-Jurnet-Roman
Idioma
Alemán
Editorial
Piper
Publicado en
1997
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
326
ISBN10
3492256171
ISBN13
9783492256179
Serie
Descripción
Detective-Inspector Benjamin Jurnet is deeply in love and excited yet anxious about reuniting with his beloved Miriam after a year apart. He plans a getaway to the charming village of Lanthrop, which features a beautiful beach. Although it’s meant to be a holiday, Jurnet, ever the detective, intends to investigate reports of tampering at an archaeological site linked to Queen Boadicea. Their romantic retreat takes a dark turn when a decayed arm emerges from the sand, revealing a dead body. As Jurnet delves into the investigation, he uncovers that life in the seemingly idyllic village is far from perfect, with a murder, a suspected suicide, and a herd of slaughtered goats hinting at deeper troubles. His work pulls him away from Miriam once more, forcing him to navigate the complexities of love and desire. The story reveals how love can intertwine with darkness, and Jurnet must explore the mysteries of the human heart—including his own—to uncover the truth. This compelling narrative showcases the intricacies of human emotion alongside a gripping detective story. Critics praise the author for her elegant writing, complex characters, and meticulous plotting.