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Blood on the Tracks: Railway Mysteries

The Man with the Watches - Arthur Conan Doyle The Mystery of Felwyn Tunnel - L. T. Meade and Robert Eustace How He Cut His Stick - Matthias McDonnell Bodkin The Mysterious Death on the Underground Railway - Baroness Orczy The Affair of the Corridor Express - Victor L. Whitechurch The Case of Oscar Brodski - R. Austin Freeman The Eighth Lamp - Roy Vickers The Knight's Cross Signal Problem - Ernest Bramah The Man with No Face - Dorothy L. Sayers The Railway Carriage - F. Tennyson Jesse Mystery of the Slip-Coach - Sapper The Level Crossing - Freeman Wills Crofts The Adventure of the First-Class Carriage - Ronald Knox Murder on the 7.16 - Michael Innes The Coulman Handicap - Michael Gilbert
ISBN: 9780712352703
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Author Martin Edwards
Pub Date 10/03/2018
Binding Paperback / softback
Pages 288
Country United Kingdom
Dewey 823.087208
GBPPrice 8.99
€11.10
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'Never had I been given a tougher problem to solve, and never had I been so utterly at my wits' end for a solution.' A signalman is found dead by a railway tunnel. A man identifies his wife as a victim of murder on the underground. Two passengers mysteriously disappear between stations, leaving behind a dead body. Trains have been a favourite setting of many crime writers, providing the mobile equivalent of the 'locked-room' scenario. Their enclosed carriages with a limited number of suspects lend themselves to seemingly impossible crimes. In an era of cancellations and delays, alibis reliant upon a timely train service no longer ring true, yet the railway detective has enjoyed a resurgence of popularity in the twenty-first century. Both train buffs and crime fans will delight in this selection of fifteen railway-themed mysteries, featuring some of the most popular authors of their day alongside less familiar names. This is a collection to beguile even the most wearisome commuter.
'Never had I been given a tougher problem to solve, and never had I been so utterly at my wits' end for a solution.' A signalman is found dead by a railway tunnel. A man identifies his wife as a victim of murder on the underground. Two passengers mysteriously disappear between stations, leaving behind a dead body. Trains have been a favourite setting of many crime writers, providing the mobile equivalent of the 'locked-room' scenario. Their enclosed carriages with a limited number of suspects lend themselves to seemingly impossible crimes. In an era of cancellations and delays, alibis reliant upon a timely train service no longer ring true, yet the railway detective has enjoyed a resurgence of popularity in the twenty-first century. Both train buffs and crime fans will delight in this selection of fifteen railway-themed mysteries, featuring some of the most popular authors of their day alongside less familiar names. This is a collection to beguile even the most wearisome commuter.
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