Description
In a small town, the sudden disappearance of a century-old bronze statue triggers a whirlwind of mystery and intrigue. The statue, a remarkable work by renowned sculptor Hugo Rodin, has long been a symbol of the community’s heritage and pride. As the townsfolk grapple with the shock of its absence, they are drawn into a sprawling investigation that exposes hidden secrets and interconnected relationships.
The narrative unfolds as investigators delve deep into the history of the statue and the lives it has touched. With each twist and turn, the story reveals not only the significance of the art piece but also the profound impact it has on the town's identity. As tension mounts and suspicions arise, the characters must confront their own pasts, ultimately leading to a climactic resolution that will redefine their understanding of community and loss.
The narrative unfolds as investigators delve deep into the history of the statue and the lives it has touched. With each twist and turn, the story reveals not only the significance of the art piece but also the profound impact it has on the town's identity. As tension mounts and suspicions arise, the characters must confront their own pasts, ultimately leading to a climactic resolution that will redefine their understanding of community and loss.
Détails du livre
Format
Relié
Pages
112 pages
Langue
Norvégien
Publié
févr. 10, 2015
Éditeur
Gyldendal
Éditions
2 éditions
ISBN-10
8205479356
ISBN-13
9788205479357