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Kate Atkinson's "Règne de la nuit": a portrait of a city with women

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In the London of the 1920s, what shines makes a good match with what corrupts. The novelist Kate Atkinson writes in it a corrupt but deeply human police and psychological intrigue.
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Kate Atkinson's "Règne de la nuit": a portrait of a city with women

In the London of the 1920s, what shines makes a good match with what corrupts. The novelist Kate Atkinson writes in it a corrupt but deeply human police and psychological intrigue.

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La Croix broke the news in on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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