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The crypt thief : a Hugo Marston novel  Cover Image Book Book

The crypt thief : a Hugo Marston novel / by Mark Pryor.

Pryor, Mark, 1967- (Author).

Record details

  • ISBN: 9781616147853 (pbk.) :
  • Physical Description: 255 p. ; 21 cm.
  • Publisher: Amherst, NY : Seventh Street Books, 2013.
Subject: Père-Lachaise (Cemetery : Paris, France) > Fiction.
Americans > France > Paris > Fiction.
Grave robbing > Fiction.
Murder > Investigation > Fiction.
Genre: Suspense fiction.
Mystery fiction.

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  • 1 of 1 copy available at Tsuga Consortium.

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  • Baker & Taylor
    Hugo Marston investigates a murderous grave robber in Paris, France. Original.
  • Baker & Taylor
    Hugo Marston is helping the French police investigate the murder of two women in the Páere-Lachaise cemetery, as they search for a serial killer who shows a morbid interest in the bones of long-dead Moulin Rouge dancers.
  • Random House, Inc.
    It’s summer in Paris and two tourists have been murdered in Père Lachaise cemetery in front of Jim Morrison’s grave. The cemetery is locked down and put under surveillance, but the killer returns, flitting in and out like a ghost, and breaks into the crypt of a long-dead Moulin Rouge dancer. In a bizarre twist, he disappears under the cover of night with part of her skeleton. One of the dead tourists is an American and the other is a woman linked to a suspected terrorist; so the US ambassador sends his best man and the embassy’s head of security—Hugo Marston—to help the French police with their investigation. When the thief breaks into another crypt at a different cemetery, stealing bones from a second famed dancer, Hugo is stumped. How does this killer operate unseen? And why is he stealing the bones of once-famous can-can girls? Hugo cracks the secrets of the graveyards but soon realizes that old bones aren’t all this killer wants. . . .
  • Simon and Schuster
    It's summer in Paris and two tourists have been murdered in Père Lachaise cemetery in front of Jim Morrison's grave. The cemetery is locked down and put under surveillance, but the killer returns, flitting in and out like a ghost, and breaks into the crypt of a long-dead Moulin Rouge dancer. In a bizarre twist, he disappears under the cover of night with part of her skeleton. One of the dead tourists is an American and the other is a woman linked to a suspected terrorist; so the US ambassador sends his best man and the embassy's head of security'Hugo Marston'to help the French police with their investigation. When the thief breaks into another crypt at a different cemetery, stealing bones from a second famed dancer, Hugo is stumped. How does this killer operate unseen? And why is he stealing the bones of once-famous can-can girls? Hugo cracks the secrets of the graveyards but soon realizes that old bones aren't all this killer wants. . . .
  • Simon and Schuster
    It’s summer in Paris and two tourists have been murdered in Père Lachaise cemetery in front of Jim Morrison’s grave. The cemetery is locked down and put under surveillance, but the killer returns, flitting in and out like a ghost, and breaks into the crypt of a long-dead Moulin Rouge dancer. In a bizarre twist, he disappears under the cover of night with part of her skeleton. One of the dead tourists is an American and the other is a woman linked to a suspected terrorist; so the US ambassador sends his best man and the embassy’s head of security—Hugo Marston—to help the French police with their investigation. When the thief breaks into another crypt at a different cemetery, stealing bones from a second famed dancer, Hugo is stumped. How does this killer operate unseen? And why is he stealing the bones of once-famous can-can girls? Hugo cracks the secrets of the graveyards but soon realizes that old bones aren’t all this killer wants. . . .

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