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Reliquary by Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child · Booklabria

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Reliquary

Mystery & Detective, Police ProceduralNew york

Reliquary

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First published: 1997
Editions: 7 in 2 languages

Synopsis

When two skeletons are found off the Manhattan shoreline, museum curator and anthropological expert Margo Green is called in by the police because of her earlier experiences in battling a horrific beast in the museum

Subjects: Mystery & Detective, Police Procedural
New york
Monsters
Subterranean Civilization
Underground homeless persons
Set in: New York

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7 in 2 languages

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English6 German1

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