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Dekok and the Somber Nude by A.C. BaantjerDekok and the Somber Nude

AC Baantjer

Speck Press 978193310162

This new book in the internationally acclaimed series sees the Dekok handling a most grisly murder.

After the discovery of a girl's severed head metres from the rest of her body, the controversial Inspector Dekok launches his most unusual investigation yet. He's used to dealing with crime, death and deprivation, but when it is on this scale, he begins to find events increasingly hard to stomach.

As a former detective inspector with 38 years in law enforcement, Baantjer's fictional characters and plots reflect his extensive knowledge and experience of police and criminal matters; fortunately, however, his literary skills more than match his processional expertise. Another Baantjer winner.

Barry Forshaw




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