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De bekende toneelschrijver Alain Vinel raakt, zonder het zelf te weten, verwikkeld in een chantagezaak. Als hij meent uit vrije wil een der betrokkenen te moeten helpen, blijkt dat juist de opzet te zijn geweest, zodat de politie hem gaat verdenken van medeplichtigheid. Een zeer spannende politieroman.
- GenresDetective
164 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1984
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July 10, 2018
Een tussendoortje. Gedateerd verhaal, zowel inhoudelijk als qua schrijfstijl past het niet meer bij deze tijd.
September 1, 2013
A typical 'roman de policier'
The famous playwright Alain Vinel gets involved, without being aware of it, in a very complex case of blackmail. If one day he tries to help an ex-girlfriend, it turns out to be an ambush. He gets even deeper in trouble when he finds a dead body in the room of the girlfriend. When the police start to consider him as an accomplice to murder, he can only think of one way to save his skin: find the real murderer.
At first sight the murder in this typical French 'roman de policier' is an open and shut case. But in no time it unfurls into a complex and well-composed mystery. Although no superlatives are applicable to this book, it delivers what can be expected from a good detective story: simple two-dimensional characters put into a captivating plot. The surprising conclusion is the icing on the cake.
The famous playwright Alain Vinel gets involved, without being aware of it, in a very complex case of blackmail. If one day he tries to help an ex-girlfriend, it turns out to be an ambush. He gets even deeper in trouble when he finds a dead body in the room of the girlfriend. When the police start to consider him as an accomplice to murder, he can only think of one way to save his skin: find the real murderer.
At first sight the murder in this typical French 'roman de policier' is an open and shut case. But in no time it unfurls into a complex and well-composed mystery. Although no superlatives are applicable to this book, it delivers what can be expected from a good detective story: simple two-dimensional characters put into a captivating plot. The surprising conclusion is the icing on the cake.
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