Книга: Lawrence David «Down into Darkness»
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Серия: "-" The naked body of a young woman is found hanging from a tree on a London roadside. Scrawled across her back, the words Dirty Girl. Detective Sergeant Stella Mooney and the AMIP 5 squad are faced with a murder as baffling as it is chilling. With no means to identify the victim and no apparent motive, the case is blocked, until... A man is found on a bench by the river, his throat cut back to the vertebrae. And, as before, the killer has left a trademark comment: Filthy Coward. Stella and her team can see there's a connection: but what? One victim is a young girl - maybe one of the hookers who work the Strip; the other a researcher for a prominent and controversial MP. More evidence is needed. And soon enough, it comes: another death; another message... Издательство: "Penguin Group" (2008)
ISBN: 978-0-14-101434-0 Купить за 626 руб в My-shop |
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| Down into Darkness | The naked body of a young woman is found hanging from a tree on a London roadside. Scrawled across her back, the words Dirty Girl. Detective Sergeant Stella Mooney and the AMIP 5 squad are faced with… — Penguin Group, Подробнее... | бумажная книга |
LAWRENCE, DAVID
LAWRENCE, DAVID (1888–1973), U.S. journalist, and long-time interpreter of the Washington political scene. Born in Philadelphia, Lawrence grew up in Buffalo, New York. He joined the Washington Bureau of the Associated Press on graduating from Princeton in 1910 and was assigned to cover the White House. When, two years later, Woodrow Wilson undertook his first presidential campaign, Lawrence became one of his chief interpreters. He subsequently wrote The True Story of Woodrow Wilson (1924). In 1914 he helped found the White House Correspondents' Association. In 1916 he was appointed Washington correspondent for the New York Post, and was among the first commentators in the capital whose column was syndicated nationally. In 1919 he organized the Consolidated Press Association, which furnished features and financial news to daily newspapers by leased wire, an innovation at the time. Seven years later he started the U.S. Daily, devoted exclusively to news of Washington. It became the U.S. News in 1933, and in 1948 was combined with another of his magazines as the newsweekly U.S. News and World Report. His books include Beyond the New Deal (1934), Stumbling into Socialism… (1935), Diary of a Washington Correspondent (1942), and The Editorials of David Lawrence (1970). (Irving Rosenthal)
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