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THE MAN IN THE YELLOW DOUBLET

THE MAN IN THE YELLOW DOUBLET

ARTURO P'REZ-REVERTE

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Publisher:
W&N
Year of publication:
2010
ISBN:
978-0-7538-2693-5
Pages:
272
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On a dark night in Madrid, Captain Alatriste is ambushed by his nemesis, Malatesta, and his crew. As steel meets steel in the dim street light, the skirmish leads to tragedy: the murder of the King. Vulnerable and wounded, the Captain has nowhere to run. But it soon transpires that all is not as it seems.

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