NNIFER BASSETT
The President’s Murderer
THE PRESIDENT’S MURDERER
A good policeman is always asking questions. What happened? Why did it happen? Who did it? When? Where? Why? And a good policeman knows which answers are right, and which are wrong.
Felix is a good policeman, and the Chief of Police wants him to find a murderer. A very important murderer – the man who murdered the President. Felix must find the murderer quickly and bring him back – dead or alive. He works day and night, drives up and down the country, and asks a lot of questions.
But some questions can be dangerous. It is better not to know the answers. And dead men, of course, cannot ask, or answer, questions…
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