Mystery and Crime Tracy, Louis: The Strange Case of Mortimer Fenley. v1, 2 Sep 2008

HarryT · 09-02-2008, 09:53 AM

1919 British murder mystery. I'm afraid that's all I know about this one! Comments would be welcome from anyone if you do happen to read it.

Enjoy!

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astrangerhere · 10-06-2010, 07:29 AM

This novel was serialized after its original novel publication in the Boston Sunday Globe Magazine in 1920.

The story centers around an artist called to a small village to paint a commission. While there, he meets an interesting cast of characters as well as becomes a witness in a murder investigation. The story stars a pair of Scotland Yard investigators called in to solve the puzzling case.

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astrangerhere Professor of Law Posts: 3,747 Karma: 68428716 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Chapel Hill, NC Device: Kobo Elipsa, Kobo Libra H20, Kobo Aura One, KoboMini	This novel was serialized after its original novel publication in the Boston Sunday Globe Magazine in 1920. The story centers around an artist called to a small village to paint a commission. While there, he meets an interesting cast of characters as well as becomes a witness in a murder investigation. The story stars a pair of Scotland Yard investigators called in to solve the puzzling case.

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