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Novela De Intriga E Misterio Suxestións Los Muertos Viajan Deprisa / El Juego De Ripper / Nieves Abarca Novela de intriga e misterio Suxestións Los muertos viajan deprisa / El juego de Ripper / Nieves Abarca. Isabel Allende. Localización: NP ABA mue Localización: NP ALL jue La víspera de casi todo / Epitafio para un espía / Víctor del Árbol. Eric Ambler. Localización: NP ARB vis Localización: NP AMB epi Un cadáver en Port du Bélon / El caso de los bombones envenenados / Jean-Luc Bannalec. Anthony Berkeley. Localización: NP BAN cad Localización: NP BER cas El código Da Vinci / Los detectives salvajes / Dan Brown. Roberto Bolaño. Localización: NP BRO cod Localización: NP BOL det Pacto de sangre / James M. Cain. La forma del agua / Andrea Camilleri. Localización: NP CAI pac Localización: NP CAM for El perro de terracota / El sueño eterno / Raymond Chandler. Andrea Camilleri. Localización: NP CAM per Localización: NP CHA sue Todo Marlowe / Raymond Chandler. El hombre que fue jueves / G.K. Chesterton. Localización: NP CHA tod Localización: NP CHE hom Asesinato en el Orient Express / Diez negritos / Agatha Christie. Agatha Christie. Localización: NP CHR ase Localización: H 13490 No se lo digas a nadie / La piedra lunar / Wilkie Collins. Harlan Coben. Localización: NP COB nos Localización: NP COL pie Pasaje al paraíso / El quinto testigo / Michael Connelly. Michael Connelly. Localización: NP CON pas Localización: NP CON qui La biblioteca de los muertos / Atrapados / Harlan Coben. Glenn Cooper. Localización: NP COO bib Localización: NP COR atr El libro de los muertos / Niebla roja / Patricia Cornwell. Patricia Cornwell. Localización: NP COR lib Localización: NP COR nie La verdad sobre el caso Harry Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes / Quebert / Jöel Dicker. Arthur Conan Doyle. Localización: NP DIC ver Localización: NP DOY ave Rebeca / Daphne du Maurier El nombre de la rosa / Umberto Eco. Localización: NP DUM reb Localización: NP ECO nom Número cero / Umberto Eco. La dalia negra / James Ellroy. Localización: NP ECO num Localización: NP ELL dal Chacal / Frederick Forsyth. Intrusión / Tana French. Localización: NP FOR cha Localización: NP FRE int Serpientes en el paraíso / El silencio de los claustros / Alicia Giménez Bartlett. Alicia Giménez Bartlett. Localización: NP GIM ser Localización: NP GIM sil Cicatriz / Juan Gómez-Jurado. Cinco mujeres y media / Francisco González-Ledesma Localización: NP GOM cic Localización: NP GON cin Una novela de barrio / A de adulterio / Sue Grafton Francisco González-Ledesma Localización: NP GON nov Localización: NP GRA ade P de peligro / Sue Grafton V de venganza / Sue Grafton Localización: NP GRA pde Localización: NP GRA vde Un abogado rebelde / El soborno / John Grisham John Grisham Localización: NP GRI abo Localización: NP GRI sob El hermano pequeño / El halcón maltés / José María Guelbenzu Dashiell Hammett Localización: NP GUE her Localización: NP HAM hal La chica del tren / Extraños en un tren / Paula Hawkins Patricia Highsmith Localización: NP HAW chi Localización: NP HIG ext El talento de Mr. Ripley / Crepúsculo en Oslo / Patricia Highsmith Anne Holt Localización: NP HIG tal Localización: NP HOL cre Las marismas / La mujer de verde / Arnaldul Indridason Arnaldul Indridason Localización: NP IND mar Localización: NP IND muj El faro / P.D. James Muerte en el seminario / P.D. James Localización: NP JAM far Localización: NP JAM mue Doble silencio / Mary Jungstedt Un asunto pendiente / John Katzenbach Localización: NP JUN dob Localización: NP KAT asu En la mente del hipnotista / Una investigación filosófica / Lars Kepler Philip Kerr Localización: NP KEP enl Localización: NP KER inv Praga mortal / Philip Kerr Quien pierde paga / Stephen King Localización: NP KER pra Localización: NP KIN qui La mirada de los ángeles / Los vigilantes del faro / Camilla Lackberg Camilla Lackberg Localización: NP LAC mir Localización: NP LAC vig Dinero fácil. Trilogía de Estocolmo / Los hombres que no amaban a las Jens Lapidus mujeres / Stieg Larsson Localización: NP LAP din Localización: NP LAR hom Sacrificio a Mólek / El legado de los espías / Asa Larsson John Le Carré Localización: NP LAR sac Localización: NP LEC leg Irene / Pierre Lemaitre Rosy & John / Pierre Lemaitre Localización: NP LEM ire Localización: NP LEM ros Muerte entre líneas / La otra cara de la verdad / Donna Leon Donna Leon Localización: NP LEO mue Localización: NP LEO otr Fulgor / Manuel Loureiro Los hombre mojados no temen a la lluvia / Juan Madrid Localización: NP LOU ful Localización: NP MAD hom Asesinos sin rostro / Botas de lluvia suecas / Henning Mankell Henning Mankell Localización: NP MAN ase Localización: NP MAN bot Los crímenes del balneario / Muerte en Estambul / Alexandra Marínina Petros Márkaris Localización: NP MAR cri Localización: NP MAR mue Noticias de la noche / Balas de plata / Petros Márkaris Ëlmer Mendoza Localización: NP MAR not Localización: NP MEN bal El misterio de la cripta embrujada / El jardín olvidado / Eduardo Mendoza Kate Morton Localización: NP MEN mis Localización: NP MOR jar El muñeco de nieve / Máscaras / Jo Nesbo Leonardo Padura Localización: NP NES muñ Localización: NP PAD mas El Club Dumas / Falcó / Arturo Pérez Reverte Arturo Pérez Reverte Localización: NP PER clu Localización: NP PER fal La tabla de Flandes / El padrino / Mario Puzo Arturo Pérez Reverte Localización: NP PER tab Localización: NP PUZ pad Visado para Shanghai / Asuntos internos / Xiaolong Qiu Ian Rankin Localización: NP QIU vis Localización: NP RAN asu Todo esto te daré / El juego del Ángel / Dolores Redondo Carlos Ruiz Zafón Localización: NP RED tod Localización: NP RUI jue La sombra del viento / Los secretos de Oxford / Carlos Ruiz Zafón Dorothy L. Sayers Localización: NP RUI som Localización: NP SAY sec El alquimista impaciente / Los cuerpos extraños / Lorenzo Silva Lorenzo Silva Localización: NP SIL cue Localización: NP SIL alq La primera investigación de Bajo los vientos de Neptuno / Maigret / Georges Simenon Fred Vargas Localización: NP SIM pri Localización: NP VAR baj Fluye el Sena / La rosa de Alejandría / Fred Vargas Manuel Vázquez Montalbán Localización: NP VAR flu Localización: NP VAZ ros Sabotaje olímpico / Controlaré tus sueños / Manuel Vázquez Montalbán John Verdon Localización: NP VAZ sab Localización: NP VER con Sé lo que estás pensando / El cártel / Don Winslow John Verdon Localización: NP VER sel Localización: NP WIN car Corrupción policial / Don Winslow Localización: NP WIN cor.
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