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portada The Moves of Murder: The Player in the Shadows
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
390
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 2.2 cm
Weight
0.57 kg.
ISBN13
9781500633431

The Moves of Murder: The Player in the Shadows

Robert Noble Graham (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

The Moves of Murder: The Player in the Shadows - Graham, Robert Noble

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Synopsis "The Moves of Murder: The Player in the Shadows"

An attractive journalist is found dead in a flat in Málaga. A powerful French politician is arrested in London for attempted sexual assault. A brilliant Ukrainian chess master inexplicably loses an important match in the sunshine of Portugal. A respected Spanish priest falls from grace and hints at murder. What dark forces of modern European politics lie behind these apparently unconnected events? The legendary Chief Inspector Miguel Rojas of the Spanish National Guard begins to see strange, unexpected connections. The powerful French politician is dangerous. The journalist in Málaga attracted interesting men but some were more dangerous than she knew. Her friend, the Ukrainian journalist, Kristina Rigachev is, Rojas realises, connected with all of these events. As a result she too may be in the greatest danger. So too is Rojas old friend, the priest of a revered church in Toledo. Most puzzling, however, is the legendary detective s realisation that a figure is moving in the shadows of this case. The figure is skilled and resourceful. But is this a figure to be welcomed or to fear. As before, Rojas, uses his strange insight and his network of contacts, some more savoury than others, as he sees once more that politics and ruthless crime are all too close in modern Europe.

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