He who fears the wolf
1st Harvest ed.
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Word Count
70,750 words, Guess
Page Count
283 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivehewhofearswolf0000foss_j1t1
- ISBN-100156030497
- ISBN-139780156030496
- Library of Congress Control Number2004025584
- OCLC Control Number70574239
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780156030496
- Open LibraryOL21598050M
Classifications
- DDC839.8/238
- LCCPT8951.16.O735 D4613 2006
- LCCPT8951.16.O735 D4613 2005b
Description
"A boy arrives - breathless and aghast - at his police station, to report the discovery of a horribly maimed body. The village misfit, who has been committed to a psychiatrist clinic, was seen at the edge of the woods nearby." "The next morning a bank in the nearby town is robbed at gunpoint. The gunman takes a hostage and flees. As his plans begin to come apart he, unlike his pacific hostage, rapidly loses control. Meanwhile the search for the killer has developed into a straightforward manhunt. Overwhelmingly, suspicion is directed at Errki Johrma, the young man who has run away from the clinic. Only Errki's doctor will not believe him capable of such a crime."--BOOK JACKET.
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Genres
- Fiction
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