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The Mind's Eye

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Teacher Janek Mitter wakes one morning unable to remember who he is. As he stumbles into the bathroom, he sees the body of a beautiful woman floating dead in his bath. It is his wife, Eva, and she has been viciously attacked. Even during his trial, Janek has no memory of attacking his wife, nor any idea as to who could have killed her. Only when he is sentenced and locked up in an asylum for the criminally insane does he have a snatch of insight. He scribble something in his Bible, but is murdered before the clue can be uncovered. Chief Inspector Van Veeteren becomes convinced that something, or someone, in the dead woman's life has caused this terrible double murder. As he delves further, Eva's tragic story begins to emerge, and Van Veeteren realizes that the past never really stops haunting the present...

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The Mind's Eye, Hakan Nesser

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Rok wydania
2009
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(miękka)
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Tytuł
The Mind's Eye
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2009
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
306
ISBN10
0330472992
ISBN13
9780330472999
Seria
Pierwsze wydanie
1995
Oryginalna nazwa
Återkomsten
Ocena
3,65 z 5
Opis
Teacher Janek Mitter wakes one morning unable to remember who he is. As he stumbles into the bathroom, he sees the body of a beautiful woman floating dead in his bath. It is his wife, Eva, and she has been viciously attacked. Even during his trial, Janek has no memory of attacking his wife, nor any idea as to who could have killed her. Only when he is sentenced and locked up in an asylum for the criminally insane does he have a snatch of insight. He scribble something in his Bible, but is murdered before the clue can be uncovered. Chief Inspector Van Veeteren becomes convinced that something, or someone, in the dead woman's life has caused this terrible double murder. As he delves further, Eva's tragic story begins to emerge, and Van Veeteren realizes that the past never really stops haunting the present...