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The end of the pier

Maud Chadwick sits at the end of the pier, watching the party across the water. Sometimes she is joined by Sheriff Sam DeGheyn, who finds her quiet company a refuge from the problems of his own marriage and from his increasing professional concerns. For the town's sleepy atmosphere is deceptive: three local women have been murderedand Sam suspects the wrong man has been convicted and that the real killer is readying himself to strike again.

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  • "Maud Chadwick sits at the end of the pier, watching the party across the water. Sometimes she is joined by Sheriff Sam DeGheyn, who finds her quiet company a refuge from the problems of his own marriage and from his increasing professional concerns. For the town's sleepy atmosphere is deceptive: three local women have been murderedand Sam suspects the wrong man has been convicted and that the real killer is readying himself to strike again."@en
  • "Maud Chadwick sits at the end of the pier, watching the party across the water. Sometimes she is joined by Sheriff Sam DeGheyn, who finds her quiet company a refuge from the problems of his own marriage and from his increasing professional concerns. For the town's sleepy atmosphere is deceptive: three local women have been murderedand Sam suspects the wrong man has been convicted and that the real killer is readying himself to strike again."
  • "The setting is a small, sleepy American town. Maud is a waitress, whose son is leaving. She confides in Sam, the sheriff, who investigates the murders of three local women."
  • "Maud Chadwick, a waitress at a cafe in a small town, struggles with her confusing emotions as she watches her son prepare to leave home, and turns to the town sheriff, Sam DeGheyn, as her only confidant."
  • "The setting: a small, sleepy American town where secrets are almost impossible to keep. The center of town life: the Rainbow Cafe where Maud Chadwick works as a waitress, hiding behind a quiet manner the intensity and confusion of emotions she feels as her twenty-year-old son takes his final steps out of her life and into his own. Maud?s only confidant: Sam DeGheyn, the town sheriff, who, trapped in a loveless, childless marriage, turns his attentions to Maud, and to the murders of three local women, which have occurred in the past five years. Sam?s suspicion: that the wrong man may have been convicted of the crimes and the right man may soon kill again."@en

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  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Detective and mystery stories"
  • "Mystery fiction"@en
  • "Mystery fiction"

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  • "Was am see geschah"
  • "The end of the pier"@en
  • "The end of the pier"
  • "La jetée sous la lune : roman"
  • "Alla fine del molo"@it
  • "Alla fine del molo"
  • "La jetée sous la lune"
  • "The end of the pier : a novel"
  • "Was am See geschah : Roman"
  • "The End of the Pier"
  • "The End of the Pier"@en
  • "Was am See geschah Roman"

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