Gypsy in Amber

200 Pages·2013·14.66 MB·English

by  Smith Martin Cruz

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Sorcery, folklore, and black magic
are at the dark heart of a grisly mur-
der forcing a confrontation between
Gypsies and police that neither side
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nor the reader will be able to forget.
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MARTIN SMITH
When a Gypsy dies in a two-car col-
lision that scatters a woman's dismem-
bered body on the George Washington
Bridge, the dead Gypsy driver, Na-
noosh, is the Police Department's
prime murder suspect. But Roman
Grey, Gypsy antique dealer and owner
of the car, is outraged that the authori-
ties are trying to pin yet another crime
on the Gypsy community. Knowing
that although his people have little re-
spect for non-Gypsy laws they are not
murderers, Roman begins his own in-
vestigation, realizing that there is more
than a rational explanation behind the
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©
Copyright 1971 by Martin Smith
All rights reserved. This book, or parts thereof,
must not be reproduced in any form without
permission. Published simultaneously in Canada
by Longmans Canada Limited, Toronto.
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
This book could not have been written without
the help of the Gypsy library and the notes
of Reverend Frederick S. Arnold.