Death in the Sun by Adam Creed

Death in the Sun by Adam Creed

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Zusammenfassung

In Almagen, Staffe nurses himself back from the brink of death. One day his friend, Manolo, takes Staffe to visit Almeria and tells him about a body that has been found buried in an old greenhouse by the Mediterranean. When Raul plunges to his death in a drunken car crash, Almagen's own secret past slowly rises to the surface...

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Death in the Sun by Adam Creed

In Almagen, a small village in the Andalucian mountains, Staffe nurses himself back from the brink of death. One day his friend, Manolo, takes Staffe to visit Almeria and tells him about a body that has been found buried in an old greenhouse by the Mediterranean. Staffe becomes inexorably drawn to the case and befriends a journalist, Raul, who presents the killing as a simple case of drug-trafficking gone wrong, but it soon emerges that this murder mirrors the methods of torture used during Spain's brutal civil war. When Raul plunges to his death in a drunken car crash, Almagen's own secret past slowly rises to the surface...
Adam Creed was born in Salford and read PPE at Balliol College Oxford. He abandoned a career in the City to study writing at Sheffield Hallam University, following which he wrote in Andalucia then returned to England to work with writers in prison. He is now Head of Writing at Liverpool John Moores University and Project Leader of Free to Write. Death in the Sun is the fourth novel in the D. I. Staffe series, which also includes Suffer the Children, Willing Flesh and Pain of Death.
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ISBN 13 9780571274994
ISBN 10 0571274994
Titel Death in the Sun
Autor Adam Creed
Serie Di Staffe
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Faber & Faber
Erscheinungsjahr 2012-11-01
Seitenanzahl 368
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