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Loading... Drury Lane's Last Case (1933)by Ellery Queen
   No current Talk conversations about this book.   ) ME_Dictionary | Mar 20, 2020 |  This was not what is usual in an Ellery Queen plot. There were a good number of clues, many of them very subtle. Also a lot of surprise turns on the path to the solution. A man with a rainbow coloured beard, a sealed envelope not to be opened unless a phone call wasn't received, William Shakespear, rare books, twins and more. These are just some of the clues and characters involved. I enjoyed this read and took my time with it. ( ) ChazziFrazz | Jun 23, 2016 |  archivomorero | Aug 20, 2023 | no reviews | add a review
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Ellery Queen challenges you to solve these clues to death. A thin envelope-worth a man's life. A shattered display case-whose stolen contents a thief replaced with a strange manuscript. The murder symbol: 3HS wM ... the queer cipher found to be an old mark of death. These are but a few of the baffling signs Drury Lane follows down a path of deception and murder to one of the most startling climaxes in mystery fiction. No library descriptions found. |
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