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The Blue Room

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Title:      The Blue Room
Categories:      Mystery
BookID:      1347
Authors:      Georges Simenon
ISBN-10(13):      9780156132671
Publisher:      Harcourt Brace
Publication date:      1978
Edition:      First
Number of pages:      141
Owner Name:      Endeavor
Owner Email:      rnoggle1@gmail.com
Language:      English
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Vain, womanising Tony and passionate, manipulative Andree met eight times in eleven months in the blue room at the Hotel des Voyageurs for afternoons of abandoned love. For Tony the conversation that last time was just the casual, almost banal, talk of lovers. But for Andree it was something else. And it led inevitably to an appalling double murder and a nightmare which Tony couldn't escape.Vain, womanising Tony and passionate, manipulative Andree met eight times in eleven months in the blue room at the Hotel des Voyageurs for afternoons of abandoned love. For Tony the conversation that last time was just the casual, almost banal, talk of lovers. But for Andree it was something else. And it led inevitably to an appalling double murder and a nightmare which Tony couldn't escape.

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