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The Paris Deadline

The Paris Deadline

Paris Deadline

Max Byrd

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Editorial:
Turner Publishing Company
Año de edición:
2013
Materia
Ficción histórica
ISBN:
9781620453803
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From bestselling historical novelist Max Byrd comes a new novel set against the dramatic backdrop of Paris in the Jazz Age-a fascinating suspense tale interwoven with rich historical detail.

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