The Murder Of Cecily Thane

by Harriette Ashbrook

Philip "Spike" Tracy (1)

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A Spike Tracy Mystery Spike's involvement came about by chance. Phillip (Spike) Tracy, something of a playboy, was being lectured at by his brother the D.A. who had just bailed him out of jail again, when news of the murder came in. With nothing better to do, Spike had decided to tag along as his brother investigates only to discover that he has both a taste and a talent for amateur sleuthing. Spike had vaguely known the victim, the well-off wife of a jewelry seller, who, after a night show more dancing with a paid escort, is found dead in her boudoir. The question is not so much who killed Cecily Thane as will Spike be able to solve the case before his knack for flippant comments so annoys his brother that he is barred from the case? show less

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Canonical title
The Murder Of Cecily Thane
Original publication date
1930
Dedication
To SUSAN BRADY ASHBROOK and LETCHER LEE ASHBROOK, Sr., who never read detective stories
First words
"There are times, my dear brother, when I wonder why God lets you live."
Last words
(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)"No, no, inspector! I'm sorry to destroy your little idyl of dreams and romance, but I've decided to go in for blondes from now on---Middle-Western blondes who try to talk like Lady Oxford's drawing-room."

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Fiction and Literature, Mystery
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PZ3 .A7985Language and LiteratureFiction and juvenile belles lettresFiction and juvenile belles lettresFiction in English

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