Tierische Profite
Commissario Brunettis einundzwanzigster Fall
Ein toter Mann, der von niemandem vermisst wird, weder von den Venezianern noch von Touristen. Und ein teurer Lederschuh am Fuß dieser Leiche. Brunetti muss all seine Menschenkenntnis aufbieten und sein ganzes Kombinationstalent, um diesen Fall zu lösen, der ihn bis aufs Festland nach Mestre führt.
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Ein toter Mann, der von niemandem vermisst wird, weder von den Venezianern noch von Touristen. Und ein teurer Lederschuh am Fuß dieser Leiche. Brunetti muss all seine Menschenkenntnis aufbieten und sein ganzes Kombinationstalent, um diesen Fall zu lösen, der ihn bis aufs Festland nach Mestre führt.
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Commissario Brunettis einundzwanzigster Fall
H | B | T | Gramm
186 mm | 115 mm | 24 mm | 294 gr
Erscheinungsjahr
2014
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0
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Taschenbuch
Verlag
Diogenes Verlag AG
ISBN-10
3257243022
ISBN-13
9783257243024
Autor
Leon, Donna
Weitere Mitwirkende
Schmitz, Werner
Sprache
Deutsch
Seitenanzahl
336
Themen
Thriller / Spannung, Kriminalromane und Mystery, Venedig
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