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| | | | | On the 12th of October, 1678, Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey left his house in the morning and vanished without trace. There were some alleged sightings of him, but five days later, his body was found in a ditch on Primrose Hill. He had been impaled on his own sword although it was promptly realised that... | |
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| | | | | 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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| | | | | Provincial panorama :D :D :D :D :D On his way home from Edinburgh, antiquarian Jonathan Oldbuck of Monkbarns meets a young man, William Lovel, travelling in the same direction. They strike up a friendship and Oldbuck invites Lovel to Monkbarns and introduces him to his family and neighbours. One of the neighbours is Isabella Wardour, | |
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| | | Cecil John Street aka John Street aka John Rhode aka Miles Burton aka Cecil Waye was one of the most prolific authors from the Golden Age of detective fiction - over 70 under the pseudonym John Rhode featuring the scientific detections of Dr Lancelot Priestley (although he is called Launcelot in The Motor Rally Mystery)... | ||
