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    The Patricius Enigma
    The Patricius Enigma
    The Patricius Enigma
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    The Patricius Enigma

    By Sean Marshall

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    When Richard Langer takes a phone call in place of his namesake he little suspects that it will have him gallivanting around Dublin searching for the Irish Crown jewels, missing since their theft in 1907.
    Two days and numerous deaths later he has fallen in and out of love with a high class hooker, found the jewels, lost them again, and finally become a best selling author.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSean Marshall
    Release dateAug 13, 2010
    ISBN9781466007390
    The Patricius Enigma
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    Sean Marshall

    Post grad science communication student; interested in SF, unsolved mysteries, humorous writings.

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