Band 3
The Dancing Floor
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The Leithen Stories
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ePUB 3
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Nein
Family Sharing
Nein
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Erscheinungsdatum
01.01.2022
Verlag
MysteriousPress.com/Open RoadSeitenzahl
449 (Printausgabe)
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2604 KB
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9781504069212
A Scottish barrister gets entangled in a web of deadly superstition and danger on a small Greek island in this novel by the author of
The Thirty-Nine Steps.
Though Sir Edward Leithen is not one to take superstition seriously, he is sympathetic to his friend Vernon Milburne, who has been plagued by a recurring nightmare since childhood. Now, as the two men embark on an Aegean cruise, the dream's disturbing portents seem to be coming true in ways neither man could have imagined.
In Plakos, Greece, Englishwoman Koré Arabin is in grave danger. The islanders believe her to be a witch, and it is up to Edward and Vernon to save her. But the more they learn of Koré's family history, the closer they come to uncovering the evil that lurks in her island home.
First published in 1926,
The Dancing Floor continues the saga of Sir Edward Leithen, John Buchan's popular character featured in
The Power-House and
John Macnab. Here, Buchan explores themes of fallacy and reason, paganism and Christianity.
The Thirty-Nine Steps.
Though Sir Edward Leithen is not one to take superstition seriously, he is sympathetic to his friend Vernon Milburne, who has been plagued by a recurring nightmare since childhood. Now, as the two men embark on an Aegean cruise, the dream's disturbing portents seem to be coming true in ways neither man could have imagined.
In Plakos, Greece, Englishwoman Koré Arabin is in grave danger. The islanders believe her to be a witch, and it is up to Edward and Vernon to save her. But the more they learn of Koré's family history, the closer they come to uncovering the evil that lurks in her island home.
First published in 1926,
The Dancing Floor continues the saga of Sir Edward Leithen, John Buchan's popular character featured in
The Power-House and
John Macnab. Here, Buchan explores themes of fallacy and reason, paganism and Christianity.
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