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Zenci bir biyokimyacı... Solcu bir antropolog... Bir rock şarkıcısı ve Bangladeş'teki hasta çocukları kurtaracak diye bilinen mucizevi bir ilaç.Bütün bunlar, genç Claire Mundham'ı Türkiye'den geçecek bu yardım seferine çeken ögelerdi. Ama Asya Halkları'na yardım yapan bu kuruluş gerçekten de söylendiği gibi masum amaçlar mı taşıyordu?..Eğer öyleyse ilaç neden Bulgaristan'dan kaçırılıyordu? Neden İstanbul'da bir örgüt lideri olan Cengiz'le buluşuyorlardı.Claire Mundham, göçebe doğuluların karıştığı cinayet, kaçırma ve kirli oyunlardan oluşan bir kâbusun içine düşmüştü. Ve bu kâbus koca bir şehri tamamen tehdit ederken, her şey gelip, İstanbul Boğazı'ndaki bir ölüm kalım takibinde düğümlenecekti.Olağanüstü çekicilikte bir gerilimSunday Tİmes
192 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2001
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Julian Rathbone
69 books24 followersJulian Christopher Rathbone was born in 1935 in Blackheath, southeast London. His great-uncle was the actor and great Sherlock Holmes interpreter Basil Rathbone, although they never met.
The prolific author Julian Rathbone was a writer of crime stories, mysteries and thrillers who also turned his hand to the historical novel, science fiction and even horror — and much of his writing had strong political and social dimensions.
He was difficult to pigeonhole because his scope was so broad. Arguably, his experiment with different genres and thus his refusal to be typecast cost him a wider audience than he enjoyed. Just as his subject matter changed markedly over the years, so too did his readers and his publishers.
Among his more than 40 books two were shortlisted for the Booker Prize for Fiction. Both were historical novels: first King Fisher Lives, a taut adventure revolving around a guru figure, in 1976, and, secondly, Joseph, set during the Peninsular War and written in an 18th-century prose style, in 1979. But Rathbone never quite made it into the wider public consciousness.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_R...
The prolific author Julian Rathbone was a writer of crime stories, mysteries and thrillers who also turned his hand to the historical novel, science fiction and even horror — and much of his writing had strong political and social dimensions.
He was difficult to pigeonhole because his scope was so broad. Arguably, his experiment with different genres and thus his refusal to be typecast cost him a wider audience than he enjoyed. Just as his subject matter changed markedly over the years, so too did his readers and his publishers.
Among his more than 40 books two were shortlisted for the Booker Prize for Fiction. Both were historical novels: first King Fisher Lives, a taut adventure revolving around a guru figure, in 1976, and, secondly, Joseph, set during the Peninsular War and written in an 18th-century prose style, in 1979. But Rathbone never quite made it into the wider public consciousness.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_R...
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April 18, 2015
Rathbone'un 12 mart sonrası yazdığı polisiye aksiyon romanı. Çevirisi çok daha iyi. Aksiyon dozu daha yüksek, lakin Türkiye yazarın tüm çabasına rağmen egzotik ve şarka dair betimlemeler ile oryantalist bir şekilde anlatılıyor.
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