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The Year of the Locust - Terry Hayes (Buch) – lesen.de

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By Terry Hayes
| lesen.de
'Utterly gripping, elegantly written... most definitely worth the wait' Observer 'Epic and immersive, new and unexpected... deep and compelling' Mail on Sunday 'Terrific action sequences and lashings of suspense...
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Ben Fox's 3 favorite reads in 2023

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By Tom Swan, Christian Cameron, Terry Hayes, Brian Klingborg
| Shepherd
Shepherd is reader supported. When you buy books, we may earn an affiliate commission. My favorite read in 2023… This series is a perfect mix of history and adventure. I fell in love with the lead character, who is like a 15th-century Indiana Jones wandering the Mediterranean and getting into trouble. He bumps into key historical figures and events along the way. I read the entire series while biking Italy's Via Francigena pilgrimage route.
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Book review: The fate of the world hinges on just one person on each side - The Malta Independent

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By Terry Hayes, Noel Grima
| The Malta Independent Verified
I am Pilgrim Author: Terry Hayes Printer: Bantam Press Year: 2012 Pages: 703 On 11th September 2001, amid the enormous tragedy that was happening in New York, two persons were going about their own personal lives. One, later found out to be a woman, though employed at the Twin Towers, was late going to work on that sunny morning. When the attack happened, this woman simply disappeared. She assumed a different name, moved to a seedy hotel and meticulously planned... a murder.
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