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Velké problémy v Malém Vietnamu

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Tomáš Kosek is searching for the kidnapped daughter of the Czech prime minister. The trail leads to an ancient sect with real magical powers, while a broken relationship, Prague’s underworld, and a prophecy of the world’s end complicate his investigation. František Kotleta links the investigator’s personal troubles with a case of far-reaching consequence.

About the book

The second Tomáš Kosek book combines detective work with urban fantasy, black humor, and action. Kosek must find the kidnapped woman before the sect uses its magic to fulfill the prophecy.

Contemporary Prague, especially the area known as Malý Vietnam, provides the backdrop for a hard-edged story featuring violence and sexual themes. Supernatural forces become part of the city’s criminal world.

Main themes

  • Urban magic: Supernatural forces enter Prague’s criminal world.
  • Kidnapping and investigation: Kosek follows clues leading to an organized sect.
  • Prophecy: The prospect of the world’s end raises the stakes of the case.

Characters

  • Tomáš Kosek: An investigator caught up in a paranormal case.
  • The Czech prime minister’s daughter: The kidnapped woman Kosek is trying to find.

Setting

Contemporary Prague, especially the area known as Malý Vietnam.

Who is it for?

For adult readers of Czech urban fantasy, paranormal mysteries, and hard-edged humor.

Literary context

The second volume in the Tomáš Kosek series.

Edition details

Czech-language e-book. Length: 287 pages. Formats: EPUB, PDF, MOBI. Publisher: Epocha.

Publisher: Epocha
Language: Czech
Type: E-book
ISBN: 978-80-755-7020-8
Publication date: 1. January 2016
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Tomáš Kosek is searching for the kidnapped daughter of the Czech prime minister. The trail leads to an ancient sect with real magical powers, while a broken relationship, Prague’s underworld, and a prophecy of the world’s end complicate his investigation. František Kotleta links the investigator’s personal troubles with a case of far-reaching consequence.

Book information

Publisher
Epocha
Formát
E-book
Language
Czech
Genre
Paranormálna detektívka
ISBN
978-80-755-7020-8
Publication date
1. January 2016
Pages
287
E-book formats
EPUB (ISBN 978-80-755-7289-9) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-755-7291-2) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-755-7290-5)

What is Velké problémy v Malém Vietnamu about?

The second Tomáš Kosek book combines detective work with urban fantasy, black humor, and action. Kosek must find the kidnapped woman before the sect uses its magic to fulfill the prophecy.

Contemporary Prague, especially the area known as Malý Vietnam, provides the backdrop for a hard-edged story featuring violence and sexual themes. Supernatural forces become part of the city’s criminal world.

Themes and motifs

Urban magic

Supernatural forces enter Prague’s criminal world.

Kidnapping and investigation

Kosek follows clues leading to an organized sect.

Prophecy

The prospect of the world’s end raises the stakes of the case.

Setting

Contemporary Prague, especially the area known as Malý Vietnam.

Main characters

Tomáš Kosek

An investigator caught up in a paranormal case.

The Czech prime minister’s daughter

The kidnapped woman Kosek is trying to find.

Who is this book for?

For adult readers of Czech urban fantasy, paranormal mysteries, and hard-edged humor.

Book context

The second volume in the Tomáš Kosek series.

Séria a poradie

  • Tomáš Kosek – tento titul je 2. diel

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Otázky o knihe

Who wrote the book?

František Kotleta.

Where does it fit in the series?

It is the second volume in the Tomáš Kosek series.

What case is Kosek investigating?

The kidnapping of the Czech prime minister’s daughter, with clues leading to a sect that controls magic.

What are the details of this edition?

This Czech-language e-book from Epocha has 287 pages and comes in EPUB, PDF, and MOBI formats.

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