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The Vulture Is a Patient Bird

James Hadley Chase

3.96/5 (900 ratings)

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Kahlenberg, millionaire and a compulsive collector of art treasures steals a famous poison ring, once owned by Caesar Borgia, from a rival collector.
Kahlenberg's museum is hidden in the Drakensberg range and can only be reached through the dangerous swamps and the steamy heat of the Basutoland jungle.

A Criminal, a professional Smuggler and a White Hunter together with a beautiful woman to act as their Trojan Horse are hired to recover the ring.

Format:: Paperback

Pages:: 175 pages

Publication:: 1971

Publisher:: Panther

Edition:

Language:: eng

ISBN10:: 0586035400

ISBN13:: 9780586035405

kindle Asin:: B07CF32TGX

The Vulture Is a Patient Bird

James Hadley Chase

3.96/5 (900 ratings)

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Kahlenberg, millionaire and a compulsive collector of art treasures steals a famous poison ring, once owned by Caesar Borgia, from a rival collector.
Kahlenberg's museum is hidden in the Drakensberg range and can only be reached through the dangerous swamps and the steamy heat of the Basutoland jungle.

A Criminal, a professional Smuggler and a White Hunter together with a beautiful woman to act as their Trojan Horse are hired to recover the ring.

Format:: Paperback

Pages:: 175 pages

Publication:: 1971

Publisher:: Panther

Edition:

Language:: eng

ISBN10:: 0586035400

ISBN13:: 9780586035405

kindle Asin:: B07CF32TGX

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