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Contes de fées criminels Séries

Cette série offre une tournure unique aux personnages classiques des comptines, les transplantant dans le monde réaliste des enquêtes criminelles modernes. Suivez le rusé Inspecteur-Chef Jack Spratt alors qu'il dénoue des affaires complexes avec esprit et une perspective nouvelle. Plongez dans les courants plus sombres des contes familiers, où l'humour et le suspense s'entremêlent avec des développements surprenants de l'intrigue. C'est une lecture captivante pour les amateurs de mystère à la recherche d'un concept imaginatif et de personnages mémorables.

The Fourth Bear
The Big Over Easy

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    The Big Over Easy

    4,1(1142)Évaluer

    It's Easter in Reading – a bad time for eggs – and no one can remember the last sunny day. Humpty Dumpty, well-known nursery favourite, large egg, ex-convict and former millionaire philanthropist is found shattered beneath a wall in a shabby area of town. Following the pathologist's careful reconstruction of Humpty's shell, Detective Inspector Jack Spratt and his Sergeant Mary Mary are soon grappling with a sinister plot involving cross-border money laundering, the illegal Bearnaise sauce market, corporate politics and the cut and thrust world of international Chiropody. As Jack and Mary stumble around the streets of Reading in Jack's Lime Green Austin Allegro, the clues pile up, but Jack has his own problems to deal with. And on top of everything else, the JellyMan is coming to town...

    The Big Over Easy
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    The Fourth Bear

    • 388pages
    • 14 heures de lecture
    4,1(626)Évaluer

    "The Gingerbreadman - psychopath, sadist, genius, convicted murderer and cookie - is loose in the streets of Reading. But Jack Sprat doesn't get the case. He and Mary Mary have been demoted to Missing Persons because of Jack's poor judgment involving the poisoning of Mr. Bun the baker. Missing Persons looks like a boring assignment until a chance encounter at the oddly familiar Deja Vu Hotel leads the pair into the hunt for missing journalist Henrietta "Goldy" Hatchett, star reporter for The Daily Mole. The last witnesses to see her alive were the three bears, comfortably living out a life of rural solitude in Andersen's Wood." But all is not as it seems. How could the bears' porridge be at such disparate temperatures when it was poured at the same time? Was there a fourth bear? And if there was, who was he, and why did he try to disguise Goldy's death as a freak accident?

    The Fourth Bear