Книга: Jim Wilcox «Body in the Baptistery»
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Betrayal and death test Grant's new faith, but he perseveres with the tenacity of Jane Marple and the patience of Hecule Poirot. On his first plunge into the waters of mystery writing, author Jim Wilcox dives into the deep end of the pool and doesn't come up for air until a series of murders is solved. Take a deep breath when you open Body in the Baptistery-it will keep you submerged in mystery to the end. Издательство: "Книга по Требованию" (2006)
ISBN: 9781598865400 |
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