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TOO CLOSE TO THE SUN - FALLON,JOAN

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Título: TOO CLOSE TO THE SUN
Autor: FALLON,JOAN
Editorial: EDITORIAL CANAL DE DISTRIBUCION
Idioma: INGLES
Encuadernación: TAPA BLANDA
Páginas: 344
Año de edición: 2024
ISBN: 9788409608225


In Too Close to the Sun, the fourth crime novel in the Jacaranda Dunne Mysteries, it is JD's mother, Rosa, who insists that JD investigates the tragic death of a young man who falls into the sea while paramotoring close to the harbour.

As shocked sunbathers watch the paramotor stall and the pilot desperately struggle to regain height, a strong gust of wind suddenly sweeps him across the harbour wall and out of sight.

The coast guards are quick to reach the scene but at first there is no sign of the man or his machine. Then police divers are brought in to recover his dead body. They find nothing unusual about the death and declare it an unfortunate accident, but JD's mother is not convinced and contacts her daughter.

The dead man is the son and heir of a prominent aristocrat, the Duke of Roble and Rosa is a close friend of the family. She explains to JD that the father is very ill and is not expected to recover. His son stood to inherit both the title and a considerable fortune if