Bookbot

Ilse Bezzenberger

    The Lake of Darkness
    Wilk na rzeź
    Colonel Butler's Wolf
    • Colonel Butler's Wolf

      • 226 stron
      • 8 godzin czytania

      The narrative showcases a gripping tale crafted by a CWA Gold Dagger award-winning author, known for their previous work, "Other Paths to Glory." It promises a blend of suspense and intricate character development, drawing readers into a world filled with tension and unexpected twists. The author’s skillful storytelling engages with themes of morality and the complexities of human nature, making it a compelling read for fans of crime and mystery genres.

      Colonel Butler's Wolf
      3,3
    • Wilk na rzeź

      • 272 strony
      • 10 godzin czytania

      Anita Margolis przepadła. Mroczna i elegancka, o charakterze równie tajemniczym, jak jej niespodziewane zniknięcie. Jednak skoro nie ma ciała, ani też najwyraźniej przestępstwa, pozornie nie ma nad czym pracować. Dopóki do Wexforda nie trafia anonimowy list informujący, że w noc zniknięcia Anity została zabita dziewczyna o imieniu Ann. Wexford i inspektor Burden zmuszeni są podjąć śledztwo na podstawie tej jednej, wątpliwej wskazówki. Wkrótce odkrywają, że Anita to zamożna, lekkomyślna i całkowicie pozbawiona moralności kobieta. Burden ma bardzo konkretną teorię na temat tego, co się jej przytrafiło. Wexford natomiast ma własne podejrzenia.

      Wilk na rzeź
      3,8
    • Martin Urban has always led a confortable and safe life. Until he wins a fortune on the pools and decides to use some of his new-found wealth to help those less fortunate than himself...Finn lives a dangerous life and he too comes into some money. But his came in cash, wrapped in newspaper. Finn is also interested in helping people - as long as the price is right.If all had remained as it had been, the path of Martin and that of Finn would never have crossed. But Martin's money - which he hopes to use to change the lives of strangers - changes his own life as well. And so it is that the good intentions of one become fatally entangled with the macabre madness of the other.

      The Lake of Darkness
      3,7