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The Sensualist

A Novel

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  • 295 stron
  • 11 godzin czytania

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Helen Martin is a scholar of antique anatomial illustration. She knows the human body inside and out. But she doesn't know her own body anymore, because Helen is, quite literally, losing her senses. Sight, hearing, touch, small, taste; all are disappearing. And she has started hallucinating -- for surely it is a hallucination -- that her body is being replaced, piece by piece, with someone else's. Her husband, too, seems to be lost; vanished during a business trip in Europe.Things grow more curious when Henen sets off to find him. On the night train to Vienna, mysteries proliferate. A parade of characters -- from the grotesque to the jolly to the inexplicable -- present her with bizarre gifts, gossip, rumor. Much of her unaccountable experience Helen is prepared to attribute to jet lag and a nasty head cold, until a gruesome murder at an anatomical museum alerts her to the fact that someone is taking her visit very seriously indeed.

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The Sensualist, Barbara Hodgson

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Rok wydania
1998
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Tytuł
The Sensualist
Podtytuł
A Novel
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1998
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
295
ISBN10
081181906X
ISBN13
9780811819060
Seria
Ocena
3,6 z 5
Opis
Helen Martin is a scholar of antique anatomial illustration. She knows the human body inside and out. But she doesn't know her own body anymore, because Helen is, quite literally, losing her senses. Sight, hearing, touch, small, taste; all are disappearing. And she has started hallucinating -- for surely it is a hallucination -- that her body is being replaced, piece by piece, with someone else's. Her husband, too, seems to be lost; vanished during a business trip in Europe.Things grow more curious when Henen sets off to find him. On the night train to Vienna, mysteries proliferate. A parade of characters -- from the grotesque to the jolly to the inexplicable -- present her with bizarre gifts, gossip, rumor. Much of her unaccountable experience Helen is prepared to attribute to jet lag and a nasty head cold, until a gruesome murder at an anatomical museum alerts her to the fact that someone is taking her visit very seriously indeed.