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Arvesynd
- Adam Dalgliesh 9
- Narrated by: Henrik Borup Nielsen
- Length: 15 hrs and 53 mins
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Arvesynd
Narrated by:
Henrik Borup Nielsen
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Publisher's Summary
Arvesynd er niende bind i serien om kriminalkommisær Adam Dalgliesh fra Scotland Yard.
Scenen er et gammelt palæ i venetiansk stil ved Themsen, hovedsæde for det fornemme, traditionsbevidste forlag, Peverell Press. Et generationsskifte i ledelsen har imidlertid netop fundet sted, og den unge Gerard Etienne har mange fjender, endnu før han sætter sig i stolen. Da han findes myrdet, trænges de mistænkte på det nærmeste i korridorerne, og Adam Dalgliesh og hans assistenter føres ad mange spor og vildspor ind i en højst særpræget verden.
Arvesynd udkom første gang i 1994.
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