Craig Russell (British Author) - Novels

Novels

Jan Fabel
Blood Eagle
Brother Grimm
Eternal
The Carnival Master
The Valkyrie Song
A Fear of Dark Water
Lennox
Lennox
The Long Glasgow Kiss
The Deep Dark Sleep
Dead Men and Broken Hearts

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