| Descript |
259 s. 21 cm |
| Series |
Avraham ; 2
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() ; 2
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| Note |
In every investigation there is a moment when it seems that the picture would never clear up. The details are too many, too strange, too far apart like people sitting on a seashore. But after a while, the links emerge, the view becomes clear. Suddenly, in the darkness, a new point comes alight and illuminates the rest; details seem different, gather meaning, join up. What appeared far away turns up close. This time there was a small suitcase with an explosive device and a man that fled the scene, limping. A telephone warning by a female voice: the suitcase was only the beginning. A woman that flew to the Philippines but wasnt on board any plane. A father of two who was running away although nobody chased him. And a police Inspector determined to save the innocent and the helpless this time.??A Possibility of Violence, the second novel in the Israeli crime series that gained unprecedented international success, is a story of Inspector Avrahams attempt to redeem himself from the trauma of his first investigation, through a case even more deceiving and hideous; and it is the story of a father on the run, desperately trying to save his children from something he dares not reveal |
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Mordutredning
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Poliser
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Försvunna personer
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Detective and mystery stories, Hebrew
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Murder -- Investigation -- Israel -- Fiction
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Police -- Israel -- Fiction
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Police
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Disappeared persons
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Missing persons
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Israel
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Skönlitteratur
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Thrillers
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Suspense fiction
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| Alt Auth |
Hadad, Shira
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| Add Title |
On verso of t.p: A possibility of violence Dror A. Mishai |
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On verso of t.p: Possibility of violence Dror A. Mishai |
| ISBN/ISSN |
9789650721381 Pbk |
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001002782000 danacode |
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