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A superbly entertaining and suspenseful debut crime novel from Irish Benedictine Monk Andrew Nugent. When a Dublin High Court judge is found dead - slumped in his chair, his neck snapped by a well aimed kick - many would say he got what he deserved. But Inspector Denis Lennon and Sergeant Molly Power soon unearth a far more dangerous and complex case than simple revenge. There's the handsome, fair-haired young man whose flights of fancy and secret liaisons lead them down many a dark alleyway; the judge with an unusual but lucrative hobby; the strange connection with a rural community; the good-looking tae kwon do teacher. Elegant, charming and clever, Andrew Nugent deflates the pomposity of the law, the police force and Irish rural mythology in a novel as ingenious as it is witty and compelling.
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The Four Courts Murder, Andrew Nugent
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- Rok vydania
- 2007
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- 2,77 €
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- Jazyk
- anglicky
- Autori
- Andrew Nugent
- Vydavateľ
- Hachette Books Ireland
- Rok vydania
- 2007
- Väzba
- mäkká
- Počet strán
- 352
- ISBN10
- 0755332970
- ISBN13
- 9780755332977
- Série
- Štítky
- Beletria, Detektívky & Thriller, Detektívky, Thrillery, Napätie, Vraždy, Írsko, Polícia, Írska literatúra, Kriminalita
- Anotácia
- A superbly entertaining and suspenseful debut crime novel from Irish Benedictine Monk Andrew Nugent. When a Dublin High Court judge is found dead - slumped in his chair, his neck snapped by a well aimed kick - many would say he got what he deserved. But Inspector Denis Lennon and Sergeant Molly Power soon unearth a far more dangerous and complex case than simple revenge. There's the handsome, fair-haired young man whose flights of fancy and secret liaisons lead them down many a dark alleyway; the judge with an unusual but lucrative hobby; the strange connection with a rural community; the good-looking tae kwon do teacher. Elegant, charming and clever, Andrew Nugent deflates the pomposity of the law, the police force and Irish rural mythology in a novel as ingenious as it is witty and compelling.




