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The Mirror Game Guy Gardner

The Mirror Game von Guy Gardner

The Mirror Game Guy Gardner


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Zusammenfassung

London 1925. When Adrian Harcourt, a politician and captain in the army believed dead with his company on the battlefield of Flanders, is sighted looking like he's been living rough, Harry Lark, a war veteran and journalist, is enlisted by his friend and benefactor Lady Carlise to investigate.

The Mirror Game Zusammenfassung

The Mirror Game Guy Gardner

London 1925.

When Adrian Harcourt, a politician and captain in the army believed dead with his company on the battlefield of Flanders, is sighted looking like he's been living rough, Harry Lark, a war veteran and journalist, is enlisted by his friend and benefactor Lady Carlise to investigate.

As he becomes drawn further into the case and the deaths mount up, he can see that things don't add up. Where has Adrian been for so many years? Why can't he remember parts of his past?

Looking further into Adrian's previous life, even as his own dark past and addiction to laudanum threatens to overwhelm him, Harry begins to fall for Lady Carlise's beautiful daughter Freddy, who was also Adrian's fiance.

Chasing the leads as they continue to unravel, can Harry solve the mystery behind what really happened to Adrian before it's too late?

Über Guy Gardner

Guy Gardner is a professional jazz pianist, and has played both at home and around Europe in venues such as The National Theatre, Pizza Express Soho, the 02 and The Royal Albert Hall. Having earned his degree in Music at Dartington College of Arts, he went on to gain a PGCE in teaching, which he used to teach in a prison for a time. Currently, he combines his writing with teaching piano in Dorset, where he lives with his wife, two young sons and dog.

Zusätzliche Informationen

GOR013435434
9781914471018
1914471016
The Mirror Game Guy Gardner
Gebraucht - Wie Neu
Broschiert
The Book Guild Ltd
2022-01-28
296
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