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Wycliffe and the schoolgirls

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Two very different young women have been murdered within the same week. One was a nightclub singer, the other a nurse, but both were strangled in their own homes in strangely efficient, remarkably similar attacks. The press is quick to assume there's a psychopath on the loose, but Detective Chief Superintendent Wycliffe suspects the truth may be somewhat more complex. When another attack is aborted for no apparent reason, Wycliffe is certain that this is no random spate of murders. But with his superiors and the media uninterested in his theories, Wycliffe knows he will have to work alone to find the killer. As he searches for a link between the victims, his investigations take him back in timeto a school trip, an isolated hostel, and a cruel joke on a lonely student.

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Wycliffe and the schoolgirls, W.J. Burley

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Rok wydania
1987
Oprawa
(miękka)
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3,6
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Tytuł
Wycliffe and the schoolgirls
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Corgi
Rok wydania
1987
Oprawa
miękka
ISBN10
0552128058
ISBN13
9780552128056
Seria
Pierwsze wydanie
1976
Oryginalna nazwa
Wycliffe and the Schoolgirls
Ocena
3,6 z 5
Opis
Two very different young women have been murdered within the same week. One was a nightclub singer, the other a nurse, but both were strangled in their own homes in strangely efficient, remarkably similar attacks. The press is quick to assume there's a psychopath on the loose, but Detective Chief Superintendent Wycliffe suspects the truth may be somewhat more complex. When another attack is aborted for no apparent reason, Wycliffe is certain that this is no random spate of murders. But with his superiors and the media uninterested in his theories, Wycliffe knows he will have to work alone to find the killer. As he searches for a link between the victims, his investigations take him back in timeto a school trip, an isolated hostel, and a cruel joke on a lonely student.