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1936•256 pages•Published•SPA•User Reviews

Flowers for the judge

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**The Body That Wasn't There** One morning Tom Barnabas, of the famous book publishers Barnabas and Company, said "Good morning" to his housekeeper, started down a wide suburban street, and never arrived at the tobacconist on the corner. He had simply vanished into thin air. Twenty years later, his cousin Paul, also of Barnabas and Company, met his most strange and untimely end in the musty basement of the firm's headquarters--by being murdered. Campion knew the two mysteries were connected. He also knew that the man sitting in the dock at Old Bailey was innocent of Paul's death. But proving it would lead Campion out into a thick London fog and the most tangled and dangerous murder scheme he had ever found.

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First Published

1936

Pages

256 pages

Rating

3.0 / 5

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1

Editions

34

Publisher

The Sun Dial Press

Language

SPA, ENG

Status

Published

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