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Red mandarin dress
av Qiu Xiaolong
Pocketbok. Hodder & Stoughton. 2008. 310 sidor.

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ISBN

9780340935194

Titel

Red mandarin dress

Författare

Qiu Xiaolong

Förlag

Hodder & Stoughton

Utgivningsår

2008

Omfång

310 sidor

Bandtyp

Pocket

Mått

110 x 176 mm Ryggbredd 18 mm

Vikt

168 g

Språk

English

Baksidestext

Political corruption, capitalist greed and past injustices are all revealed when Inspector Chen investigates a serial killer in Shanghai. An early morning jogger found her. Clad in nothing but a red mandarin dress, she had been dumped, barely concealed, on a traffic island. The death of a dancing girl was unpleasant but this was particularly unusual in that she had been left openly in the centre of town. She had probably angered one of the Mr Big Bucks that were taking over and transforming Shanghai. Inspector Chen is an intuitive investigator, a talented poet and an honourable man on the edge of a nervous breakdown. Desperate to find a way to release himself from the perilous police career that had been chosen for him, he takes time off to begin an MA in Literature. Then another girl is found dead ...With a serial killer on the loose. Chen is pulled back to work and into his most dangerous assignment yet.

Hodder & Stoughton 9780340935194

ISBN: 9780340935194
Titel: Red mandarin dress
Författare: Qiu Xiaolong
Förlag: Hodder & Stoughton
Utgivningsår: 2008
Omfång: 310 sidor
Bandtyp: Pocket
Mått: 110 x 176 mm Ryggbredd 18 mm
Vikt: 168 g
Språk: English

Political corruption, capitalist greed and past injustices are all revealed when Inspector Chen investigates a serial killer in Shanghai. An early morning jogger found her. Clad in nothing but a red mandarin dress, she had been dumped, barely concealed, on a traffic island. The death of a dancing girl was unpleasant but this was particularly unusual in that she had been left openly in the centre of town. She had probably angered one of the Mr Big Bucks that were taking over and transforming Shanghai. Inspector Chen is an intuitive investigator, a talented poet and an honourable man on the edge of a nervous breakdown. Desperate to find a way to release himself from the perilous police career that had been chosen for him, he takes time off to begin an MA in Literature. Then another girl is found dead ...With a serial killer on the loose. Chen is pulled back to work and into his most dangerous assignment yet.