Die Pest in Paris! Das Gerücht hält die Stadt in Atem, seit auf immer mehr Wohnungstüren über Nacht eine seitenverkehrte Vier erscheint und morgens ein Toter auf der Straße liegt. Mit "Fliehe weit und schnell" hat die französische Krimiautorin ihren bedeutendsten Roman vorgelegt, der sich durch sprühende Dialoge, Humor und poetische Intelligenz auszeichnet.

Zusatztext Each day! in honour of a Parisian tradition! a town crier calls out the local news to all who will listen. Over the course of a few days a number of disturbing messages are slipped in to his box! messages of portentous and malicious intent referring to the Black Death. Strange marks have also appeared on the doors of several buildings: symbols once used to ward off the plague. Detective Commissaire Adamsberg begins to sense a connection! even a grotesque menace. Then charred and flea-bitten corpses are found.... Informationen zum Autor Fred Vargas was born in Paris in 1957. A historian and archaeologist by profession, she is now a bestselling novelist. Her books have sold over 10 million copies worldwide and have been translated into 45 languages. Klappentext Fred Vargas was born in Paris in 1957. A historian and archaeologist by profession, she is now a bestselling novelist. Her books have sold over 10 million copies worldwide and have been translated into 45 languages. Zusammenfassung Three times a day in a Parisian square, a curious modern-day crier announces the news items that are left in his box. Over the course of a few days he receives a number of disturbing and portentous messages of malicious intent, all of them referring to the Black Death.

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'A delicious Parisian chiller' Boyd Tonkin, Independent

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Fred Vargas

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Three times a day in a Parisian square, a curious modern-day crier announces the news items that are left in his box. Over the course of a few days he receives a number of disturbing and portentous messages of malicious intent, all of them referring to the Black Death. Strange marks have also appeared on the doors of several buildings: symbols once used to ward off the plague. Detective Commissaire Adamsberg begins to sense a connection, even a grotesque menace. Then charged and flea-bitten corpses are found. The press seizes on their plague-like symptoms, and the panic sets in.