| Edition |
First US Trade Paperback Edition |
| Descript |
286 pages ; 21 cm |
| Series |
British Library Crime Classics
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British Library crime classics
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| Note |
Originally published in London in 1936 by Collins |
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On a fine autumn weekend, Lord Aveling hosts a hunting party at his country house, Bragley Court. Among the guests are an actress, a journalist, an artist, and a mystery novelist. The unlucky thirteenth is John Foss, injured at the local train station and brought to the house to recuperate--but John is nursing a secret of his own. Soon events take a sinister turn when a painting is mutilated, a dog stabbed, and a man strangled. Death strikes more than one of the house guests, and the police are called. Detective Inspector Kendall's skills are tested to the utmost as he tries to uncover the hidden past of everyone at Bragley Court. This country-house mystery is a forgotten classic of 1930s crime fiction by one of the most undeservedly neglected of golden age detective novelists |
| Subject |
Murder -- Investigation -- Fiction
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Country homes -- England -- Fiction
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Detective and mystery fiction.
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Fiction.
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Skönlitteratur
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Romaner
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Deckare
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| Classmark |
823/.912
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| Alt Auth |
Edwards, Martin, 1955-
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| ISBN/ISSN |
9781464204890 |
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1464204896 |
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