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The Hound of the D'Urbervilles (Professor Moriarty) 🔍
Titan Books, 2011
Newman, Kim 🔍
description
Imagine the twisted evil twins of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson and you have the dangerous duo of Professor James Moriarty – wily, snake-like, fiercely intelligent, unpredictable – and Colonel Sebastian ‘Basher’ Moran – violent, politically incorrect, debauched. Together they run London crime, owning police and criminals alike. Unravelling mysteries – all for their own gain. A hugely enjoyable, and fiercely clever romp from acclaimed novelist Kim Newman.**
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Kim Newman
date open sourced
2021-10-18
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