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Night film by Marisha Pessl · Booklabria

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Night film

MurderRomans, nouvelles

Night film

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First published: 2013
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

When the daughter of a cult horror film director is found dead in an abandoned Manhattan warehouse, investigative journalist Scott McGrath, disbelieving the official suicide ruling, probes into the strange circumstances of the young woman's death.

Subjects: Murder
Romans, nouvelles
Investigation
Motion picture producers and directors
Meurtre
Enquêtes
Set in: New York

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