Blincoe Nicholas: Svećenik dopa

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Svećenik dopa

Blincoe Nicholas

Summary

Nicholas Blincoe: Priest of Dopa

David Preston and Tony Khouri meet again after 15 years. David is a drug smuggler who spent several years in prison for his shady dealings, and Tony is a "businessman" in Jerusalem. An old friendship from college will be renewed with one phone call: Tony will offer David a new "deal" - selling real estate. Namely, Tony knows that trading Palestinian real estate in Jerusalem can be a very lucrative business, especially if an English citizen does it for him and thus "defies" harsh Israeli laws... Therefore, he will jump on David with this tempting business offer. Nicolas Blincoe is currently one of the leading contemporary British crime writers. A movie of the same name is being made based on this novel.

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  • Author: Blincoe Nicholas
  • Publisher: Celeber
  • Year of publication:2001
  • Place of publication:Zagreb
  • Pages:224
  • Dimensions:16.5x23.5 cm
  • Script:Latin script
  • Condition:New book
  • Binding:Softcover

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