The Red Dahlia by Lynda La Plante

The Red Dahlia by Lynda La Plante

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Zusammenfassung

Anna Travis is back in the superb follow-up to Lynda La Plante's Top Ten bestselling ABOVE SUSPICION, seeking to solve a brutal murder inspired by a c

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The Red Dahlia by Lynda La Plante

Detective Anna Travis is working on a horrific, brutal murder case that has created a media frenzy. The victim, Louise Pennel, a 24-year-old, single, 'fun-loving' girl, was last seen in a London night club wearing a sequinned mini-dress and a red rose in her hair. In an eerie mirror image of the famous LA murder case of Elizabeth Short in the l940s known as the Black Dahlia, her body was found dumped by the River Thames...severed in half and brutalised beyond recognition. Anna Travis must summon all the strength and guile she became so well known for in ABOVE SUSPICION to hunt down this sadistic killer.
Lynda La Plante bestowed John Moores University with a creative writing scholarship in her hometown of Liverpool and is an honorary member of the British Film Institute. The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) has also awarded Lynda with the Dennis Potter Writers Award. She was awarded a CBE in the 2008 Queen's Birthday Honours List (for services to Literature, Drama and to Charity), and was presented with the prestigious TV Spielfilm Award for her television adaptation of her novel Above Suspicion at the International Film and Television Festival Conference in Cologne. In 2009 Lynda was inducted into the Crime Thriller Awards Hall of Fame . Her novels have all been international bestsellers.
SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9780743483766
ISBN 10 0743483766
Titel The Red Dahlia
Autor Lynda La Plante
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Simon & Schuster
Erscheinungsjahr 2007-07-01
Seitenanzahl 496
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