New Zealand mystery solved
posted by Peter Rozovsky at 8:12 PM
Saturday, August 13, 2011
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3 Comments:
Never heard of Alix Bosco.
I had not heard of what we can now safely call him until shortly before I was asked to judge last year's New Zealand crime fiction awards. His Cut and Run was a worthy winner, though my choice was Burial by Neil Cross
Aha!
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