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An old friend helps investigate the apparent suicide of the husband of a former flame. Of course, conspiracy and murder are both indicated, the primary gimmick being the revelation that the narrator was in on it from the begining.

David Frome is a pseudonym of Zenith Jones Brown.

First published January 1, 1929

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David Frome

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David Frome is the nom de plume of Zenith Jones Brown (or Zenith Brown), who also wrote as Leslie Ford.

She wrote several books under the pen-name David Frome while living in England, the most endearing of these featuring timid and elderly widower Evan Pinkerton. Her other series (also based in England) is the Major Gregory Lewis Mysteries.

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December 28, 2007
OK read, characters not that great. The woman everyone was so fascinated with was boring and helpless. Everyone constantly felt faint and needed a drink to handle each new development, but nothing seemed that shocking to me.
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