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Dance of the Assassins Mary Graham is found murdered in a dark alley in Whitechapel. It appears the Jack the Ripper has returned. Roberta Morgenstern, a qualified witch, and her assistant Clement Martineau, fresh out of the police academy, set out to solve the murder. Full description
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Very dark, utterly addictive and simply brilliant. (The Bookseller)
This is a gloriously silly comic book of a novel which manages, in passing, to be sweet-natured, smart and flashy. (Time Out London)
A thrilling tale ... an unusual and beautifully written story and my favourite children's book of 2004. (Books for Keeps, Best Stories of 2004)
Another thrilling read (What's on in London)
Victorian London, seventeenth-century Paris, Renaissance Venice and Montezuma's Mexico are the places where Hervé Jubert has choreographed his ballet, with the hand of a master ... the result is a devilish dance which confirms the exceptional talent of its creator. Don't hesitate, join the dance ... (Le Monde)
It's compelling stuff, with some ingenious plotting, plenty of twists, a cast of vividly memorable characters and a number of wonderfully evocative set-pieces. (SFX magazine)
Gifted with talent and imagination, Hervé Jubert has a real capacity for dialogue in this story, which is maintained by a good historical background. His sense of humour animates this fantasy. (Magazine Littéraire)
An original novel (Sunday Morning Post)
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This is a gloriously silly comic book of a novel which manages, in passing, to be sweet-natured, smart and flashy. (Time Out London)
A thrilling tale ... an unusual and beautifully written story and my favourite children's book of 2004. (Books for Keeps, Best Stories of 2004)
Another thrilling read (What's on in London)
Victorian London, seventeenth-century Paris, Renaissance Venice and Montezuma's Mexico are the places where Hervé Jubert has choreographed his ballet, with the hand of a master ... the result is a devilish dance which confirms the exceptional talent of its creator. Don't hesitate, join the dance ... (Le Monde)
It's compelling stuff, with some ingenious plotting, plenty of twists, a cast of vividly memorable characters and a number of wonderfully evocative set-pieces. (SFX magazine)
Gifted with talent and imagination, Hervé Jubert has a real capacity for dialogue in this story, which is maintained by a good historical background. His sense of humour animates this fantasy. (Magazine Littéraire)
An original novel (Sunday Morning Post)
Nineteenth-century London: Mary Graham is found murdered in a dark alley in Whitechapel. It appears that Jack the Ripper has returned. However, this London is a crime-free 'virtual city', a theme park re-created to attract tourists.
Roberta Morgenstern, a qualified witch, and her assistant Clément Martineau, fresh out of the police academy, set out to solve the murder. A wild chase through the streets of London brings the heroes face to face with the terrifying new Ripper.
Their mission is to find the man who is bringing these murderers back to life, as the trail of evidence leads them through a number of virtual eras and locations - Paris at the time of Louis XIV, Venice, and finally Montezuma's Mexico, where they have an assignation with the Devil himself ...
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- ÉditeurHodder Children's Books
- Date d'édition2004
- ISBN 10 0340875372
- ISBN 13 9780340875377
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Description du livre Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Nineteenth-century London: Mary Graham is found murdered in a dark alley in Whitechapel. It appears that Jack the Ripper has returned. However, this London is a crime-free 'virtual city', a theme park re-created to attract tourists. Roberta Morgenstern, a qualified witch, and her assistant Cl ment Martineau, fresh out of the police academy, set out to solve the murder. A wild chase through the streets of London brings the heroes face to face with the terrifying new Ripper. Their mission is to find the man who is bringing these murderers back to life, as the trail of evidence leads them through a number of virtual eras and locations - Paris at the time of Louis XIV, Venice, and finally Montezuma's Mexico, where they have an assignation with the Devil himself . Mary Graham is found murdered in a dark alley in Whitechapel. It appears the Jack the Ripper has returned. Roberta Morgenstern, a qualified witch, and her assistant Clement Martineau, fresh out of the police academy, set out to solve the murder. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780340875377
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Description du livre Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Nineteenth-century London: Mary Graham is found murdered in a dark alley in Whitechapel. It appears that Jack the Ripper has returned. However, this London is a crime-free 'virtual city', a theme park re-created to attract tourists. Roberta Morgenstern, a qualified witch, and her assistant Cl ment Martineau, fresh out of the police academy, set out to solve the murder. A wild chase through the streets of London brings the heroes face to face with the terrifying new Ripper. Their mission is to find the man who is bringing these murderers back to life, as the trail of evidence leads them through a number of virtual eras and locations - Paris at the time of Louis XIV, Venice, and finally Montezuma's Mexico, where they have an assignation with the Devil himself . Mary Graham is found murdered in a dark alley in Whitechapel. It appears the Jack the Ripper has returned. Roberta Morgenstern, a qualified witch, and her assistant Clement Martineau, fresh out of the police academy, set out to solve the murder. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780340875377
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