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Gaston Leroux
Quelques Nouvelles Terrifiantes

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Un homme est convié au dîner d’un groupe d’anciens naufragés qui ont de curieuses habitudes alimentaires… Une jeune femme découvre avec effroi la profession de son mari… Une auberge sinistre où ont lieu d’horribles crimes… Des parents ruinés simulent leur cambriolage et leur assassinat pour assurer un avenir meilleur à leur fils… Une jeune femme aux nombreux prétendants – 12 – est tenue pour responsable de la mort de plusieurs d’entre eux… Un mari trompé, un collier de velours qui empêche une tête coupée de tomber…Vous ne vous ennuierez pas avec ces terrifiantes histoires…

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Gaston Louis Alfred Leroux, né à Paris le 6 mai 1868 et mort à Nice le 15 avril 1927, est un romancier français, connu surtout pour ses romans policiers empreints de fantastique.

Language French ● Format EPUB ● Pages 163 ● ISBN 9782322241477 ● File size 0.4 MB ● Publisher Books on Demand ● Published 2020 ● Edition 1 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 7582193 ● Copy protection Social DRM

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