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Not As Far As Velma Nicolas Freeling

SKU: BELL-55956176

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

5.0

98 reviews

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Publisher: Open Road Media

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.35 MB

Author: Nicolas Freeling

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Not As Far As Velma Nicolas Freeling by Nicolas Freeling instant download after payment.

"That artful master of the international policier . . . delivers another one of his uncommonly intelligent procedurals with Inspector Henri Castang." —The New York Times
When Police Commissaire Henri Castang is summoned to investigate a missing hotelier, he's not alarmed at the young widow's disappearance. Until a routine inquiry on the hotel's last guest reveals him to be a Jewish artist and concentration camp survivor who never checked in to a room. All clues seem to lead to a dead end, until a terrorist bombing of a church convent sends Castang in search of a mystery that will link back to the crimes buried deep in Europe's war-torn past.
"[A] rich and savory ratatouille fans have come to expect from Freeling—ironical and humorous, sad, clever and insightful." —Publishers Weekly
"A dark vision of war then-and-now and of tangled loyalties—to God, to country, to man—with love overriding all." —Kirkus Reviews