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Opgekrast

by Carol Higgins Clark (2004)

About this book

Een Ierse country-zangeres lijkt het behoorlijk voor de wind te gaan met een nieuwe viool, totdat deze behekst lijkt te zijn en ze een vrouwelijke privé-detective in de arm moet nemen om haar te beschermen.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreOpgekrast Lead Character

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