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The Missing File: An Inspector Avraham Avraham Novel

The Missing File: An Inspector Avraham Avraham Novel

by D . A . Mishani (Author), StevenCohen (Translator)

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    Paperback 2013

    $12.47
Synopsis

A sixteen-year-old boy is missing in a Tel Aviv suburb. His mother is worried. Inspector Avraham Avraham is not. It is unheard of for children to vanish in this city. 'He'll be home in an hour, maybe three hours, tomorrow morning at the latest. I can assure you.' But there's a first time for everything. And, as time begins to pass, and the boy is still nowhere to be found, Avraham finds himself facing this horrible truth. The Missing File presents a seemingly average detective and a seemingly routine investigation, and then shows both to be far from what they seem. A supremely confident crime thriller, its unexpected resolution will force readers to question all they take for granted about innocence, guilt and the ways in which the truth can evade us.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 320
 Publisher: riverrun
Published: 23 May 2013
ISBN 10: 1780876491
ISBN 13: 9781780876498

Media Reviews
'A wonderfully satisfying detective mystery, with a heartbreaking finale. A tense, gripping page-turner that I devoured in two days' S.J. Watson, bestselling author of Before I Go to Sleep. * S.J. Watson *
'An assured debut, with a wholly unexpected resolution' Guardian, best crime and thrillers of 2013. * Guardian *
'Impressive! D.A. Mishani writes with profound originality and his main character is a quite remarkable man on the stage where detectives dance. Once again: impressive!' Henning Mankell. * Henning Mankell *
'Marks the start of what could become a fine series of detective novels, centred on a striking detective - the lugubrious, self-doubting Inspector' Daily Mail. * Daily Mail *
Author Bio
D. A. Mishani is a former editor of Israeli fiction and international crime literature, as well as a literary scholar specialising in the history of detective literature. He lives in Tel Aviv and writes full time.