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    Leichenraub

    Tess Gerritsen

    Leichenraub

    First published
    2008
    Publisher
    Blanvalet
    Pages
    442
    ISBN
    9783734113420
    Formats
    Audiobook, Print edition, E-book

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    About “Leichenraub”

    While gardening, a woman in an old estate comes across human bones. The doctor who is called in determines that the dead woman met a violent end long ago.

    The trail of evidence leads into the history of a medical school from a time when research and the law met only with difficulty. A student who lacks money but not talent comes under suspicion and must clear himself without endangering his only witness.

    Who was buried here, and who knew about it?

    Who is “Leichenraub” for?

    For readers who want to combine historical crime cases with a modern investigation. Anyone who enjoys Tess Gerritsen's mysteries will find her eye for medicine and forensics here, moving between present and past. The novel suits readers who appreciate a double plot across two time periods and a gripping trail of clues.

    When is “Leichenraub” the best read?

    At a good 440 pages, the novel is a fitting choice for a long weekend, especially on dark winter evenings when you want to immerse yourself completely in the story. Anyone who knows Gerritsen's mysteries about Jane Rizzoli and Maura Isles can read this volume in between some of the cases. The audiobook version suits a long car ride.

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