Ge chang de sha
The singing sands
by Josephine Tey
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The young man with the tumbled black hair and the reckless eyebrows was dead in compartment B Seven on the night train from London. The only message he had left behind was a verse—a strange unfinished poem that haunted Inspector Grant—that spoke of talking beasts and singing sands guarding the way to Paradise. Even on sick leave in Scotland, Grant couldn't let the puzzle alone or relax and enjoy the heather until he had uncovered all the sinister details in one of the cleverest murders in criminal history!
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Ge chang de sha: The singing sands
2003, Hua xia chu ban she
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- Beijing di 1 ban
7508031873 9787508031873
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