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Where I Left My Soul
(9780857389091) - Jerome Ferrari | Role as executioner
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| Brand | Quercus Publishing Quercus Publishing is a UK-based publishing company that specialises in crime, thriller, and mystery novels. The company was founded in 2006 by former publishing executive Alan Gill, and has since published over 250 titles. |
| ISBN | Quercus Publishing 0857389092 |
| ID | 10991330 |
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