Black Butterfly by Mark Gatiss

Black Butterfly by Mark Gatiss

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Zusammenfassung

Lucifer Box is back! Black Butterflysees the return of the daring and depreaved agent, hero of The Vesuvius Cluband The Devil in Amber, and now on HerMajesty's Secret Service...

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Black Butterfly by Mark Gatiss

LUCIFER BOX. He's tall, he's dark and, like the shark, he looks for trouble. Or so he wishes. For, with Queen Elizabeth newly established on her throne, the now elderly secret agent is reaching the end of his scandalous career. Despite his fast-approaching retirement, queer events leave Box unable to resist investigating one last case… Why have pillars of the Establishment started dying in bizarrely reckless accidents? Who are the deadly pay-masters of enigmatic assassin Kingdom Kum? And who or what is the mysterious Black Butterfly? From the seedy streets of Soho to the souks of Istanbul and the sun-drenched shores of Jamaica, Box must use his artistic licence to kill and eventually confront an enemy with its roots in his own notorious past. Can Lucifer Box save the day before the dying of the light?
Mark Gatiss is one of The League of Gentlemen from the multi-award winning television show, and the author of the hit novels The Vesuvius Club and its sequel The Devil in Amber. He has also written acclaimed radio and television scripts, including episodes of Doctor Who and Poirot. He has a thick comma of hair that will never stay in place and a rather cruel mouth.
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ISBN 13 9780743257114
ISBN 10 0743257111
Titel Black Butterfly
Autor Mark Gatiss
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Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag Simon & Schuster
Erscheinungsjahr 2008-11-03
Seitenanzahl 224
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