Grækeren
Demetrios-serien 2
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Narrated by:
Jesper Bøllehuus
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Athen, år 63 før vor tidsregning. Lægen Demetrios tilkaldes, da et drengelig bliver fundet i et af Piræus' pakhuse. Snart er han rodet ind i en affære, der truer med at knuse både ham selv og hans familie. Og alle spor fører mod Rom, hvorfra han er idømt eksil på livstid.©2017 Lindhardt og Ringhof (P)2017 Lindhardt og Ringhof
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Critic reviews
Action for alle pengene: Catalinas oprør, den uhyggelige opklaring af drengemordene for ikke at tale om alle de politiske intriger (...) Jeg var rigtig godt underholdt og blev samtidig oplyst om dejligt mange faktuelle ting. Og så glæder jeg mig til bind 3.
-- Litteratursiden
Alt i alt er man godt underholdt gennem de mange hændelser (...) enhver, selv uden den lille latinprøve, kan genkende den vanskelige forventningsafstemning mellem børn og forældre, politikeres uendelige træskhed gennem alle tider og væmmelige mord.
-- 4 hjerter, Politiken