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The Eyes of Lira Kazan by Eva Joly and Judith Perrignon (view source)

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|author=Eva Joly and Judith Perrignon
|title=The Eyes of Lira Kazan
|rating=5
|genre=Crime
|summary=The novel throws you straight into the action with three apparently unconnected events. Nigerian fraud squad investigator, Nwanko Ganbo, realises it's time to get his family out of the country when he finds a colleague and good friend in his car, very dead. The solution is simple: the British government offer him a new life as a lecturer in return for silence about the corrupt regime he has spent so long investigating. Meanwhile the wife of a rich Faroese banker accidentally drowns in full ball gown whilst in Nice but junior prosecutor Felix and his judicial colleague aren't as easily convinced about the accidental nature as their superiors seem to be. The third piece of the jigsaw originates in Russia as local journalist Lira Kazan shows an interest in the life and transactions of Russian millionaire Louchsky. This isn't the healthiest thing she's ever done as people seem to have died for less.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1908524006</amazonuk>
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|title=The Eyes of Lira Kazan
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