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* Contents derived from the
Prague,
c
Czech Republic,c
Eastern Europe,
Europe,:Odeon
, 1977 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.-
Vdovy z Broome
The Widows of Broome,
Frantisek Jungwirth
(translator)
single work
novel
crime
(p. Page numbers unavailable)
'Broome is a small, sun-drenched town on the barren northwest coast of Australia. It's small enough that everyone knows everyone else's business. How, then, did someone murder two widows in similar fashion and not leave any clues? It's a case for Detective-Inspector Napoleon Bonaparte, who arrives on the scene incognito. He's barely begun his investigation when a third woman is killed. Bony realises that he is dealing with a madman, and that time is running out to stop a forth murder.'(Publication summary)
- Zlovestne kameny Sinister Stones, Frantisek Jungwirth (translator) single work novel mystery crime (p. Page numbers unavailable)
- Bony kupuje zenu The Bushman Who Came Back, Frantisek Jungwirth (translator) single work novel crime mystery detective (p. Page numbers unavailable)
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