Requiem for a Slave (e-bog) af Rowe, Rosemary
Rowe, Rosemary

Requiem for a Slave e-bog

48,96 DKK
Ancient Roman freedman and pavement maker Libertus investigates the death of the pie-maker and the disappearance of his slave amid 'green man' sightingsLibertus has an important order to fulfil for Quintus Severus who has commissioned a magnificent new mosaic. But when Lucius, the pie-maker, is found dead in Libertus' workshop, and Libertus' faithful slave Minimus is missing, he is once again dr…
Ancient Roman freedman and pavement maker Libertus investigates the death of the pie-maker and the disappearance of his slave amid 'green man' sightingsLibertus has an important order to fulfil for Quintus Severus who has commissioned a magnificent new mosaic. But when Lucius, the pie-maker, is found dead in Libertus' workshop, and Libertus' faithful slave Minimus is missing, he is once again dragged into a criminal underworld.Even more mysterious is the sighting of a 'green man' lurking outside his workshop around the time the murder took place.Can Libertus find Minimus, clear him of the murder of Lucius, and discover who really killed the pie-seller, and why? The omens aren't looking good
E-bog 48,96 DKK
Forfattere Rowe, Rosemary (forfatter)
Forlag Severn House
Udgivet 01.04.2011
Længde 240 sider
Genrer Historical crime and mysteries
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781780100418

Ancient Roman freedman and pavement maker Libertus investigates the death of the pie-maker and the disappearance of his slave amid 'green man' sightingsLibertus has an important order to fulfil for Quintus Severus who has commissioned a magnificent new mosaic. But when Lucius, the pie-maker, is found dead in Libertus' workshop, and Libertus' faithful slave Minimus is missing, he is once again dragged into a criminal underworld.Even more mysterious is the sighting of a 'green man' lurking outside his workshop around the time the murder took place.Can Libertus find Minimus, clear him of the murder of Lucius, and discover who really killed the pie-seller, and why? The omens aren't looking good