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Barbara Nadel is an English crime writer known for her series set in Turkey featuring Detective Cetin Ikmen in Istanbul. She has written 17 books in the Cetin Ikmen series as well as two books in the Francis Hancock series set in London. Nadel has won several awards for her crime novels including the CWA Silver Dagger in 2005. Her books have been translated into multiple languages.
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