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Ariel Lawhon

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New York Times bestselling author of THE FROZEN RIVER, I WAS ANASTASIA, and CODENAME HELENE. Mom of 4 boys. Wife of 1 Texan. Fan of 📚🍷🌮⚾️🥃
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By Ariel Lawhon
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A compelling interpretation of a decades-old mystery, this novel is based on the true story of the disappearance of Judge Joseph Crater, once dubbed ‘the missingest man in New York’. Lawhon blends historical fact with creative license and a flair for intrigue to craft a beautifully written story. The narrative centres on three women connected to the judge: his wife, Stella, the image of propriety; their maid, Maria; and Ritzi, a showgirl and occasional lover of the judge.
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By Ariel Lawhon
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR From the million-copy bestselling author of The Frozen River, this ‘genuinely surprising whodunit’ (USA Today) reimagines the tantalising suspense surrounding a scandalous murder mystery that rocked America. One summer night in 1930, Judge Joseph Crater steps into a New York City cab and is never heard from again.
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L’inverno della levatrice – Ariel Lawhon

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By Ariel Lawhon, Alessia Sorgato
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Ci sono narrazioni dalle quali non riusciamo a staccarci, sin dalla prima pagina, e che ci avvincono così nel profondo che poi ne parliamo, ne facciamo dono, contravveniamo alla promessa fatta a noi stessi di non prestare più libri. De “L’inverno della levatrice” di Ariel Lawhon si è detto sia il caso editoriale dell’anno negli Stati Uniti, e l’annuncio in fascetta non fa stupire.
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