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ISBN
9781906040321

Publication date
13th August 2012

RRP
£7.99

Imprint
Gallic Books

Extent (number of pages)
208

Translator
Morag Young

Territory

Worldwide : Exclusive

BIC category
FF / FYT

US publication date
30th April 2011

US RRP
$12.95

Category

The Dream Killer of Paris

(Les portes du sommeil)

£7.99

Singleton and Trelawney return on the trail of a criminal mastermind

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Description

Enter the world of supernatural crime investigation …

In the autumn of 1934, a channel crossing to France takes a paranormal turn for private detective Andrew Singleton when he sees an extraordinary mirage and has an encounter with a lady in white.

On arrival in Paris he is quickly drawn into a very unusual murder investigation in which the victim appears to have died of fright in his sleep.

Who caused this death and how? And could there be some connection to Singleton’s experience on the channel? In a city alive with surrealism and metapsychic research, Singleton and his partner James Trelawney set off on the trail of a criminal mastermind, whose evil methods and motives will prove bizarre beyond their wildest imaginings.

 Reviews

‘A real page-turner’ Eurocrime
‘Light and witty à la Simon Brett/M.C. Beaton and phantastical à la Jasper Fforde’ Goodreads
‘Well-researched and fast-paced’ Amazon UK review
Fabrice Bourland

Meet the author

Fabrice Bourland has worked extensively in the magazine and publishing world and is a great admirer of Edgar Allan Poe. The Baker Street Phantom and The Dream Killer of Paris are supernatural thrillers featuring 1930s private detectives, Singleton and Trelawney. An interview with Fabrice Bourland

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