توضیحات
Freeman Wills Crofts conjures an atmospheric and intricately woven mystery that transports readers to the serene yet deceptive landscapes of the Hog's Back. When a local resident disappears under puzzling circumstances, the tranquil setting quickly morphs into a scene of intrigue. Unfolding against the backdrop of the English countryside, this tale draws readers into a narrative rich with suspense and clever deductions.
As the investigation unfolds, a tapestry of clues emerges, revealing a complex web of relationships and secrets among the townsfolk. Crofts attributes depth to his characters, crafting protagonists and suspects who evoke both sympathy and suspicion. The reader finds themselves piecing together the fragmented evidence alongside the detectives, highlighting the author's mastery of plot and character development.
With its clever twists and the author’s keen eye for detail, the story invites readers to immerse themselves in the unfolding mystery, challenging them to solve it before the final reveal. This compelling narrative stands as a testament to classic British crime fiction, providing a delightful puzzle for enthusiasts of the genre.
As the investigation unfolds, a tapestry of clues emerges, revealing a complex web of relationships and secrets among the townsfolk. Crofts attributes depth to his characters, crafting protagonists and suspects who evoke both sympathy and suspicion. The reader finds themselves piecing together the fragmented evidence alongside the detectives, highlighting the author's mastery of plot and character development.
With its clever twists and the author’s keen eye for detail, the story invites readers to immerse themselves in the unfolding mystery, challenging them to solve it before the final reveal. This compelling narrative stands as a testament to classic British crime fiction, providing a delightful puzzle for enthusiasts of the genre.
جزئیات کتاب
فرمت
جلد نرم
صفحات
326 صفحه
زبان
انگلیسی
منتشر شده
ژوئیه 7, 2015
ناشر
Poisoned Pen Press
نسخه
Reprint
نسخهها
4 نسخه
ISBN-10
1464203814
ISBN-13
9781464203817