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Mystery

A Traitor to Memory

by Elizabeth George

2001 · 1190 pages

Violinist Gideon Davies has lost his memory of music and his ability to play the instrument he mastered at the age of five.

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A Traitor to Memory is a mystery novel by Elizabeth George, first published in 2001 by Random House Large Print Publishing. It runs 1190 pages.

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Mystery
Published
2001
Length
1190 pages

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GenreMystery
AuthorElizabeth George
Published2001
Length1190 pages
PublisherRandom House Large Print Publishing

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Publisher
Random House Large Print Publishing
Published
2001
Length
1190 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780375431135
ISBN-10
0375431136
ASIN
0375431136

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A Traitor to Memory was written by Elizabeth George.
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A Traitor to Memory was first published in 2001 by Random House Large Print Publishing.
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A Traitor to Memory is a mystery novel.
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A Traitor to Memory is 1190 pages long.

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