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classicmystery.blog
Who in their right mind would accept an invitation to spend the night alone in a locked room if they knew they were in a detective novel? Especially a locked room that has, over the past centuries, killed a number of other individuals without leaving a trace on their bodies? Good thing that the characters... |
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Samuel and Mina Constable request the presence of Dr John Sanders and his friend, Sir Henry Merrivale, as they wish to demonstrate the powers of the psychic Herman Pennik. When Sanders arrives, Pennik almost immediately seems to read some very precise things from his mind - but Pennik has a more deadly prediction to make.... |
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classicmystery.blog
After being somewhat disappointed with The False Inspector Dew, I was determined to give Peter Lovesey another try, so I figured Bloodhounds, featuring Lovesey's current series detective, Superintendent Peter Diamond and also a locked room mystery - in fact the whole book could be seen as a tribute to John Dickson Carr. Shirley-Ann Miller joins... |
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bronasbooks.com
The edition of 1001 Books To Read Before You Die that I have is the Australian. The list below is the one kindly complied by the folk at List Challenges. The first edition of the book was the 2006 UK one edited by Dr. Peter Boxall, quickly followed by one published in the US. Updates |
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