Reissue of 1930's crime novel in Cambridge Crime series

The Punt Murder

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Griffin, Aceituna

Mystery

Ostara Publishing

The May Week Murders

Browne, Douglas G.

<p>The quiet room seemed to explode. People started out of their seats. Exclamations, reserved and small in themselves, amalgamated like a whistle of steam. As there was nothing he could do. Davie stood watching the extraordinary picture€™It was just another conference in a Cambridge College during the vacation €“ or so it seemed. But there were some disturbing features about it. For one thing rather too many people there knew rather too much about some very nasty poisons. Then someone stole a lethal blow-pipe from a local exhibition. So elderly but spry Dr Davie turned detective.Originally published in 1967</p>

Death's Bright Dart

CLINTON-BADDELEY, V.C.

The hall porter was not in a position to see. Nor was he likely to remember if anyone was absent in that direction longer than usual. Besides why would anyone be absent longer than usual?€™ The Classic English story of detection makes a welcome comeback with the famous detective Dr R.V. Davie. To enter this world is like settling into a beautiful house, all discreet order and comfort. But a walk outside in the lovely maze might disclose a body, done to death mysteriously and brutally. It is then that Dr. Davie really comes to life. Originally published in 1967

My Foe Outstretch'd Beneath the Tree

Literature & Fiction

The Reverend Harry Westerman was ?an energetic, capable parish priest, a good organiser, and a plain, sensible preacher? and ?a particularly shrewd and capable man. It was no idle boast of his that he had made a habit of observation - many of his parishioners little guessed how closely and clearly he had summed them up by observing those ordinary idiosyncrasies which escape the notice of most people. He was also a man who could be deeply interested in many things quite apart from his professional calling, and chiefly in problems which concerned humanity.? Attending the garden party of a newcomer to the parish of Coppleswick he makes a discovery that leads to a long and complicated investigation with sinister connections to past events.

The Crime at Diana's Pool

Whitechurch, Victor L.

The Archdeacons of Thorp and Garminster attempt to join the Hellenic Travelers Club Tour incognito  their common feeling that gaiters and gaiety went ill together. The great thing about Hellenic Tours, observed Craggs sententiously, is that you can be reasonably sure that your fellowpassengers won't either wear too little or drink too much - and that's a comfort in these days! Their fellow passengers turn out to be a much odder lot than he could have anticipated and things start to get awkward when a women passenger seems to recognise one of them.

Archdeacons Afloat

Alington, C A

The Oxford Murders

Broome, Adam

A  book featuring the deaconess Theodora Braithwaite, set against a background of the church and all its machinations.

Clerical Errors

GREENWOOD, D.M.

The clever Deaconess Theodora Braithwaite is summoned to get to the bottom of the murder of a priest with a particular penchant for the communion wine. By the author of Clerical Errors.

Unholy Ghosts

<p>Ellie is trying to find her place in life after the death of her husband. Her neighbour is the prime suspect in a local murder. As Ellie begins to weigh up the strange goings-on in the neighbourhood, she gets nearer to the truth.</p>

Murder at the Altar

HELEY, VERONICA

Literary

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