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Murder on a Kibbutz

Michael Ohayon seriesbook 3 of 6Next:Murder Duet(1996) →

In Gur's third mystery, clever, charming Israeli investigator Michael Ohayon, whom readers fell in love with in Saturday Morning Murder and Literary Murder, must once again put his skills to work to solve a murder, this time within the complex, closed society of a kibbutz.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 368 pages

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