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Cadiz in Spain is the oldest city in Europe, founded more than 3,000 years ago. Down the centuries many skeletons have been found in the sixty tunnels that run under it. However, the discovery of two recent victims, still warm, stuns the community. Sergeant Fernandez of the Andalusian police is mystified by the apparent use of a powerful animal sedative as the means. He is further troubled by pressure from his superiors to charge a Puerto Rican professor of dance who hopes to mount a performance of the ballet Love,the Magician in the city. Fernandez is sure of his innocence and soon realises there is an agenda with a powerful German pharmaceutical company, Leipziger, pulling influential strings. Most baffling of all is when he discovers that behind all this is a very ancient Egyptian artefact from an age even older than the city of Cadiz but still with immense power. Only when the legendary Chief Inspector Miguel Rojas is called in does light begin to shine on secrets ancient and modern. The Egyptian artefact is worth more than 30,000 euros to someone. The extensive contacts built up by Rojas over the years lead him to the marble quarries of Carrara in Italy and on to businessmen in Macedonia for whom the artefact is worth more than gold. Yet why murder?Throughout, the devious, scheming Beckman, former director of Leipziger, appears both as victim and villain. Which is he? And throughout, the theme of Professor Galdos` ballet Love,the Magician , a power more ancient than even the god of Egypt , is ever present, even in the thoughts and heart of Rojas himself, the aloof, solitary, insomniac detective never known to have had intimacy with anyone. Yet perhaps he too is human. Ancient mystery and modern international crime have to be untangled and only Rojas has a chance of succeeding.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Cadiz in Spain is the oldest city in Europe, founded more than 3,000 years ago. Down the centuries many skeletons have been found in the sixty tunnels that run under it. However, the discovery of two recent victims, still warm, stuns the community. Sergeant Fernandez of the Andalusian police is mystified by the apparent use of a powerful animal sedative as the means. He is further troubled by pressure from his superiors to charge a Puerto Rican professor of dance who hopes to mount a performance of the ballet Love, the Magician in the city. Fernandez is sure of his innocence and soon realises there is an agenda with a powerful German pharmaceutical company, Leipziger, pulling influential strings. Most baffling of all is when he discovers that behind all this is a very ancient Egyptian artefact from an age even older than the city of Cadiz but still with immense power. Only when the legendary Chief Inspector Miguel Rojas is called in does light begin to shine on secrets ancient and modern. The Egyptian artefact is worth more than 30,000 euros to someone. The extensive contacts built up by Rojas over the years lead him to the marble quarries of Carrara in Italy and on to businessmen in Macedonia for whom the artefact is worth more than gold. Yet why murder Throughout, the devious, scheming Beckman, former director of Leipziger, appears both as victim and villain. Which is he And throughout, the theme of Professor Galdos` ballet Love, the Magician, a power more ancient than even the god of Egypt, is ever present, even in the thoughts and heart of Rojas himself, the aloof, solitary, insomniac detective never known to have had intimacy with anyone. Yet perhaps he too is human. Ancient mystery and modern international crime have to be untangled and only Rojas has a chance of succeeding. Seller Inventory # 9781090313843
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Cadiz in Spain is the oldest city in Europe, founded more than 3,000 years ago. Down the centuries many skeletons have been found in the sixty tunnels that run under it. However, the discovery of two recent victims, still warm, stuns the community. Sergeant Fernandez of the Andalusian police is mystified by the apparent use of a powerful animal sedative as the means. He is further troubled by pressure from his superiors to charge a Puerto Rican professor of dance who hopes to mount a performance of the ballet Love, the Magician in the city. Fernandez is sure of his innocence and soon realises there is an agenda with a powerful German pharmaceutical company, Leipziger, pulling influential strings. Most baffling of all is when he discovers that behind all this is a very ancient Egyptian artefact from an age even older than the city of Cadiz but still with immense power. Only when the legendary Chief Inspector Miguel Rojas is called in does light begin to shine on secrets ancient and modern. The Egyptian artefact is worth more than 30,000 euros to someone. The extensive contacts built up by Rojas over the years lead him to the marble quarries of Carrara in Italy and on to businessmen in Macedonia for whom the artefact is worth more than gold. Yet why murder?Throughout, the devious, scheming Beckman, former director of Leipziger, appears both as victim and villain. Which is he? And throughout, the theme of Professor Galdos` ballet Love, the Magician, a power more ancient than even the god of Egypt, is ever present, even in the thoughts and heart of Rojas himself, the aloof, solitary, insomniac detective never known to have had intimacy with anyone. Yet perhaps he too is human. Ancient mystery and modern international crime have to be untangled and only Rojas has a chance of succeeding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781090313843
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