The three coffins
Professor Charles Grimaud is found dead in his study just moments after welcoming a mysterious visitor into the room, yet no sign of the murderer or murder weapon can be found. The housekeeper saw no one leave through the door and the snow outside the only window remains unblemished. Soon after, an...
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New York :
Penzler Publishers,
2024.
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| Edition: | [Trade paperback edition]. |
| Series: | Otto Penzler's classic American mystery library.
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| 520 | |a Professor Charles Grimaud is found dead in his study just moments after welcoming a mysterious visitor into the room, yet no sign of the murderer or murder weapon can be found. The housekeeper saw no one leave through the door and the snow outside the only window remains unblemished. Soon after, an equally puzzling murder occurs outside: The Illusionist Pierre Fley is found dead in the street, with the revolver that killed both Grimaud and himself by his side and no footprints in the surrounding snow but his own. It appears that both murders must have been committed by a specter - someone not only invisible but lighter than air. But if anyone can find a rational explanation, it is brilliant amateur sleuth Dr. Gideon Fell. | ||
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