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Rent Mystery Mile (Felony & Mayhem Mysteries)
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Format: Paperback, Paperback
Publisher: Felony & Mayhem
Published: Jun 2006
Genre: Fiction - Mystery & Detective - Traditional British
Retail Price: $14.95
Pages: 256
Synopsis
With his first case (see The Crime at Black Dudley), Albert Campion, that chatty, peculiar young man, scored a genteely British coup. His new client, though, is the very American Judge Crowdy Lobbett. His Honor has come into possession of evidence identifying the criminal mastermind behind a gang that is terrorizing New York, and the gang, in response, has begun terrorizing Judge Lobbett.
For safety, Campion sends the Judge and his family to Mystery Mile, a secluded house deep in the British countryside. But that safety is illusory: Soon after their arrival the local vicar is killed - a clear message from the gang. The gang, however, has underestimated Campion. Beneath his stream of banter is a razor-sharp detective's intellect, and while he always has a quip at the ready, he is soon sending deadly serious messages of his own.
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