Femme Devereux - Sproule, Ray
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Swiss homicide detective Angeline Devereux arrives on the scene of a murder in gloomy Lindenhof Park. The victim's lifeless body is found shoved inside the wooden box normally home to the oversized wooden chess pieces for the outdoor chessboard. Devereux's obsession to uncover the identity of the murdered man takes her to a small Czech village where the mystery continues to take bizarre twists and turns. Discovering a revenge plot between the victim and one of her suspects, she makes her way to a monastery, where she encounters a band of bow wielding monks. Once the hunter, she is now the…mehr

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Swiss homicide detective Angeline Devereux arrives on the scene of a murder in gloomy Lindenhof Park. The victim's lifeless body is found shoved inside the wooden box normally home to the oversized wooden chess pieces for the outdoor chessboard. Devereux's obsession to uncover the identity of the murdered man takes her to a small Czech village where the mystery continues to take bizarre twists and turns. Discovering a revenge plot between the victim and one of her suspects, she makes her way to a monastery, where she encounters a band of bow wielding monks. Once the hunter, she is now the prey. While back in Zurich, as Devereux works on solving the murder, she also struggles to resolve her own internal demons and an evil past that continues to torment her. Written with extraordinary detail and authenticity, Femme Devereux is a spellbinding page-turner, sure to entrance all armchair detectives.
Autorenporträt
Ray Sproule has a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. He has been interested in writing fiction since the age of seventeen. His inspirations range from Kurt Vonnegut and Martin Cruz Smith to Dostoevsky, Nabokov, and Gogol. His first book, The Paranoian, was published in October 2022. He was born in Montreal and raised two sons as a single parent. He currently lives on Vancouver Island, B.C., and enjoys traveling, chess, hiking, and reading.