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Last Good Man

By: A. J. Kazinski
Narrated by: Simon Vance
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According to Jewish legend, there are 36 righteous people on Earth at any given time. Without them, humanity would perish. But the 36 do not know they are the chosen ones, and many are dying. A monk in Beijing, an economist in Mumbai, a glassmaker in Venice and more have all perished under bizarre circumstances, with strange marks on their backs.

Veteran Danish detective Niels Bentzon is called to investigate. He’s ready to dismiss the assignment - but then he meets Hannah, a brilliant astrophysicist mourning the death of her son. Together, they piece together the puzzle of these far-flung deaths, and a pattern emerges. Thirty-four have died, and only Bentzon and Hannah can predict the time and place of the final two.

©2012 Original material © 2012 A. J. Kazinski. English language translation © 2012 Tiina Nunnally. Recorded by arrangement with Scribner, a division of Simon & Schuster. (P)2012 (p) 2012 HighBridge Company.
Mystery Suspense Thriller & Suspense Fiction Africa Middle East

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“A provocative thriller - somewhere between Dan Brown and Stieg Larsson.” ( Danish Library Review)
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