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    A Coffin for Dimitrios
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    Charles Latimer Series

    Written by Eric Ambler

    Narrated by Alexander Spencer

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    -An early classic of espionage fiction. Through the cafEs, trains and nighttime cities of Europe, Charles Latimer follows a twisting trail of drug-smugglers, thieves and assassins that will lead him to Dimitrios.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateJan 1, 1995
    A Coffin for Dimitrios

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      A Coffin for Dimitrios
      A Coffin for Dimitrios

      A Coffin for Dimitrios

      Eric Ambler
      4/5 - 40 ratings
      4/5 - 40 ratings

      -An early classic of espionage fiction. Through the cafEs, trains and nighttime cities of Europe, Charles Latimer follows a twisting trail of drug-smugglers, thieves and assassins that will lead him to Dimitrios.

      -An early classic of espionage fiction. Through the cafEs, trains and nighttime cities of Europe, Charles Latimer follows a twisting trail of drug-smugglers, thieves and assassins that will lead him to Dimitrios.

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