Projekt Walhalla.
- 473 pages
- 17 hours of reading
George C. Chesbro Book order (chronological)
George C. Chesbro was an American author of detective fiction, most notably known for his novels featuring Dr. Robert "Mongo the Magnificent" Fredrickson, a private detective with dwarfism. His work is characterized by a unique approach to the mystery genre, often centering on unconventional characters and intriguing plots. Drawing from his experiences as a special education teacher and working with troubled teens, Chesbro imbues his narratives with depth and authenticity. These elements combine to create a distinctive and compelling reading experience for his audience.
Bone
- 422 pages
- 15 hours of reading
Bone est l'un des sans-abri de New York. Muet et sans mémoire, il se distingue néanmoins de la foule errante, peut-être à cause du fémur humain ancien qu'il porte partout. Mais lorsqu'une série de meurtres atroces frappe les sans-abri, la police est convaincue que Bone est impliqué, et Bone doit désespérément reconstituer son passé perdu.
Spectrum Paperback - Misdaad: Heksenjacht
Mongo verstrikt in huiveringwekkende occulte zaken
- 288 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Drie schijnbaar afzonderlijke onderzoeken naar de occulte onderwereld van New York City, met covens, tovenaars, tarotlezers, geloofsgenezers en handlezers, komen samen in een enkele, explosieve climax.
Chess, espionage, and redemption are the themes of "King's Gambit", the novel that began a remarkable career. "Chesbro writes wonderfully strange mystery novels. . . . In Chesbro's hands (the events) are not only possible but real enough to make you nervous . . . perfectly calculated, nail-biting tension".--"Boston Sunday Herald".
