Triple Salto
ebook ∣ DANIEL & THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS – 3 LUST · Daniel & the Deadly Sins
By Michael Clasen
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TRIPLE SALTO – A detective novel with Daniel Dreyer
Lust, sex, desire, attraction, lechery. Call it what you want, but it is one of the classical Seven Deadly Sins.
The prematurely discharged elite frogman – and now private detective – Daniel Dreyer lives in the medium-sized provincial town of Haubjerg.
A very young Danish-Japanese gymnastics girl, who belongs to the world elite in her sport arrives at the newly established sports college in the city. She trains for her big breakthrough with the impossible maneuver: the TRIPLE SALTO. In addition, she turns the heads – without wanting to – of several of the city's men. This has catastrophic consequences, and Daniel Dreyer has to take on the case.
TRIPLE SALTO is the third volume in DANIEL & THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS, which has Lust as its theme. It can be read independently of the preceding books.
Lust, sex, desire, attraction, lechery. Call it what you want, but it is one of the classical Seven Deadly Sins.
The prematurely discharged elite frogman – and now private detective – Daniel Dreyer lives in the medium-sized provincial town of Haubjerg.
A very young Danish-Japanese gymnastics girl, who belongs to the world elite in her sport arrives at the newly established sports college in the city. She trains for her big breakthrough with the impossible maneuver: the TRIPLE SALTO. In addition, she turns the heads – without wanting to – of several of the city's men. This has catastrophic consequences, and Daniel Dreyer has to take on the case.
TRIPLE SALTO is the third volume in DANIEL & THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS, which has Lust as its theme. It can be read independently of the preceding books.
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