Vlinder: The Dutch Myth
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Vlinder: The Dutch Myth

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Summary

Some say the name Vlinder brings misery and disaster while others believe that it is only a myth that the police force uses when every time they fail. Lars Van Leeuwen having just inherited the vast estate and wealth left to him by his uncle; he takes to adjusting from being a poor lonely man to a rich noble plutocrat. Meanwhile, Detective Markus Bakker is investigating a chain of serial murders that involve drug cartels and barons in London. And the name; Vlinder keeps turning up. Is Vlinder a myth as accepted by the general public? Will Detective Bakker be able to solve the mystery and crimes that trails this name? And what is Lars' role in the big picture of things? Find out in this action-packed novel, that will keep you suspense-filled to the very end.

Status
Complete
Chapters
8
Rating
4.0 (1 review)
Age Rating
13+

Prologue

Prologue

He was in a boxing ring, which was illuminated by only one lighted bulb; not too bright and not too dim, barely enough to drive away the looming darkness. There was nothing at first, only the pervading gloom brought on by the darkness.

Suddenly, the blow came; rather unanticipated; it was surely from his father. He felt the pain shoot and course through his body like wildfire; the punch had been heavy, brutal and well-connected. The pain was raw and excruciating, he was most certainly not brimming to fight anymore, and all thoughts of retaliation had long vanished with the receding pain.

A man clad in an expensive suit moved towards him slowly, grabbed at his hand and proceeded to pick him up; he could barely see this man who seemed like a dull blur.

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