Thread: Mystery and Crime Tey, Josephine: To Love and Be Wise, v.1, 21 July 2008.
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Old 07-31-2008, 11:56 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Patricia View Post
Josephine Tey [Elizabeth MacKintosh] (1896–1952)
To love and Be Wise (1950)

An American goes missing in a country village inhabited by artistic types. Inspector Grant investigates…

Spoiler:
This has plot devices similar to those used subsequently in Ruth Rendell’s first novel, ‘From Doon with Death,’ [1964] and, to a lesser extent, in her later novel ‘A Sleeping Life’.
Many thanks, Patricia. This will keep me going until the Daughter of Time

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