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DEATH OF AN ENGLISHMAN: 1400 HEADWORDS (STAGE 4)
Por MAGDALEN NABB
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Sinopsis
It was a very inconvenient time for murder. Florence was full of Christmas shoppers and half the police force was already on holiday. At first it seemed quite an ordinary murder. Of course, there are always a few mysteries. In this case, the dead man had been in the habit of moving his furniture at three o'clock in the morning. Naturally, the police wanted to know why. The case became more complicated. But all the time, the answer was right under their noses. They just couldn't see it. It was, after all, a very ordinary murder.
Ficha Técnica
Editorial: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780194230308
Idioma: Inglés
Número de páginas: 96
Encuadernación: Tapa blanda
Fecha de lanzamiento: 29/05/2000
Año de edición: 2000
Plaza de edición: Gb
Alto: 20.0 cm
Ancho: 13.0 cm
Peso: 115.0 gr
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Sinopsis
It was a very inconvenient time for murder. Florence was full of Christmas shoppers and half the police force was already on holiday. At first it seemed quite an ordinary murder. Of course, there are always a few mysteries. In this case, the dead man had been in the habit of moving his furniture at three o'clock in the morning. Naturally, the police wanted to know why. The case became more complicated. But all the time, the answer was right under their noses. They just couldn't see it. It was, after all, a very ordinary murder.