Saturday, November 20, 2021

Josephine Tey - The Man In The Queue

 


This is very good classic murder mystery by famous crime writer Josephine Tey. A man is murdered in the queue but no one remembers him or knows anything of the killer. Inspector Alan Grant is interesting character and as he delves deep into the case he finds some bizzare things.

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