Everyday Life of a Soldier on Hadrian's Wall
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- 7 heures de lecture
What would life have been like as a Roman soldier on Hadrian's Wall?






What would life have been like as a Roman soldier on Hadrian's Wall?
The story of the major changes that undertook the Roman army during the turbulent third century AD
The gendarmes are baffled and all Paris is agog at the disappearance of a rare Watteau print. Enter master sleuth Homer Evans, whose hilarious approach to crime-solving follows a twisted trail from the darkest recesses of the Louvre to underworld lairs, the studios of shady art dealers, and an insane asylum. Evans and his zany associates—including his sharpshooting girlfriend, Mademoiselle Montana, and his drinking buddy, Gonzo—trace a bizarre series of clues to uncover an ever-thickening plot involving fraud, kidnapping, and murder.Author Elliot Paul satirized the conventions of detective fiction with the first Homer Evans adventure, The Mysterious Mickey Finn. This sequel, hailed as "an excellent cocktail" by The New Republic, offers another furious frolic that upends every convention of the traditional murder mystery.
Indelible is a powerful memoir of a life devoted to music and the arts. The author, a celebrated composer and pianist, reflects on his own experiences as a musician and his deep connection to the creative process. The book is structured around five musical movements, each of which explores a different aspect of Paul's life and career. Along the way, he offers insights into the nature of creativity and the role of the artist in society.
The plot revolves around Leverett Bengay, a well-liked local figure who takes on a seemingly simple challenge to follow a stranger for a day. What begins as a light-hearted bet quickly escalates into a thrilling escapade filled with mysterious disappearances, dangerous criminals, and murder. As the story unfolds, Homer Evans navigates the bustling streets of Boston to solve a complex mystery that intertwines humor and suspense.
A mysterious job offer leads a French chef to enlist the help of Homer Evans, propelling him and his friends into the chaotic world of Las Vegas. As they navigate the glitz and glamour, they must confront a murderous rampage, culminating in a thrilling finale. This final installment of the Homer Evans mystery series promises excitement and unexpected twists, blending culinary intrigue with a high-stakes adventure.
Serious detection meets madcap adventure in this stylish whodunit, which unfolds in 1930s Paris and features a colorful cast that includes a concert violinist, his eccentric accompanist, and a notorious gang member.
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