Annelie Wendeberg is a scientist & writer of kick-ass heroines. She has sold more than 700.000 books worldwide. When she's not writing about women who live disguised as men, about girls who jump from airplanes and blow up the global satellite network, Annelie is herding goats, making cheese, and rescuing owls.www.anneliewendeberg.com
The Journey. Anna Kronberg & Sherlock Holmes Mysteries, #4
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-91-989004-2-2
- EAN9789198900422
- Date de parution10/12/2024
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurA. Wendeberg
Résumé
Illustrated edition of book 3 in the award-winning Kronberg & Holmes series. She poisoned London's most dangerous man. Now she carries his child and his secrets. Pregnant and hunted across Europe, Anna Kronberg has bigger problems than morning sickness. The child growing inside her belongs to James Moriarty-the criminal she seduced and murdered with arsenic-laced kisses. His assassin, Colonel Moran, stalks her every step.
With Sherlock Holmes as her only ally, Anna must decode Moriarty's final game before his legacy destroys Europe. A haunting exploration of trauma, identity, and survival. For readers of Jean Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea, Sarah Waters's The Little Stranger, and Virginia Woolf's darker works.
With Sherlock Holmes as her only ally, Anna must decode Moriarty's final game before his legacy destroys Europe. A haunting exploration of trauma, identity, and survival. For readers of Jean Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea, Sarah Waters's The Little Stranger, and Virginia Woolf's darker works.






















