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The Strange Case Of Monsieur Bertin Douglas Preston Lincoln Child

Name: The Strange Case Of Monsieur Bertin Douglas Preston Lincoln Child
SKU: BELL-12256078
Price: 31.00 USD
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The Strange Case Of Monsieur Bertin Douglas Preston Lincoln Child instant download after payment.

Publisher: Grand Central Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.79 MB

Author: Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child

ISBN: 9781538717585, 9781540807526, 1540807525, 1538717581

Language: English

Year: 2019

Product desciption

The Strange Case Of Monsieur Bertin Douglas Preston Lincoln Child by Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child 9781538717585, 9781540807526, 1540807525, 1538717581 instant download after payment.

Unpublished news from
Preston & Child, accompanied by a bonus: the first chapters of
Rivière maudite, the 19th adventure of Inspector Pendergast, to be
published at the Archipelago in the spring of 2020.
Inspector Aloysius Pendergast is at home in New York when he receives an obituary. Mr. Bertin passed away at the age of 81.
Accompanied
by Constance Greene, his protege, Pendergast goes to New Orleans, to
the place of his childhood, to attend the funeral of the man who was his
tutor.
Although it seems natural, Pendergast cannot help but
find Mr. Bertin's death strange. As if it announced the imminence of a
danger...