The fallen architect / Charles Belfoure.
Publication details: Naperville, Illinois : Sourcebooks Landmark, 2018.Description: 385 pages : map ; 21 cmISBN:- 9781492678991
- Detective and mystery stories
- Historical fiction
- Theaters -- England -- Fiction
- Historical Fiction
- Building failures -- Fiction
- Ex-convicts -- Fiction
- Suspense fiction
- SUSPENSE
- FICTION / Thrillers / Historical
- FICTION / Thrillers / Crime
- FICTION / Literary
- Life change events -- Fiction
- Architects -- Fiction
- FICTION -- Literary
- FICTION -- Thrillers -- Historical
- FICTION -- Thrillers -- Crime
- Life change events -- Fiction
- Architects -- Fiction
- Architects
- Life change events
- West End (London, England) -- Fiction
- West End (London, England) -- Fiction
- Thrillers (Fiction)
- Historical fiction
- Thriller fiction.
- Mystery fiction.
- Historical fiction.
- Mystery fiction
- Suspense fiction
- Historical fiction
- Thrillers (Fiction).
- Historical fiction.
- Thrillers (Fiction.)
- Suspense fiction.
- Mystery fiction.
- Detective and mystery fiction
- Suspense fiction
- Mystery fiction
- Thrillers (Fiction).
- Thrillers (Fiction).
- Thrillers (Fiction.)
- Detective and mystery fiction.
- Detective and mystery fiction
- Fiction.
- Detective and mystery fiction.
- Thrillers (Fiction.
- Detective and mystery fiction.
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- PS3602.E446 F35 2018
- FIC014000 | FIC050000 | FIC031020 | FIC019000 | FIC022060
Item type | Home library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item reserves | |
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Book | Melbourne Athenaeum Library | Fiction - Crime | BEL | Available | 070318 |
"New York Times bestselling author of The Paris Architect. A novel"--Dust jacket.
From the New York Timesbestseller of The Paris Architect Someone has to take the blame. When the Britannia Theatre's balcony collapses, killing over a dozen people, the fingers point at the architect. He should have known better, should have made it safer, should have done something. Douglas Layton knows the flaw wasn't in his design, but he can't fight a guilty verdict. When he is finally released from prison, he has nothing: no job, no family, nowhere to go. He needs to assume a new identity and rebuild his life. But he soon finds himself digging up the past in a way he never anticipated. If the collapse was not an accident ... who caused it? And why? And what if they find out who he used to be?