The Rogues' Syndicate (Detective Club Crime Classics)
β Scribed by Froest, Frank
- Book ID
- 110491088
- Publisher
- HarperCollins Publishers
- Year
- 2018
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 395 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780008137717
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β¦ Synopsis
This exciting thriller by the late Frank Froest, himself a detective of international fame, will satisfy the most exacting of detective story connoisseurs. Against a familiar London background we have here a tale of breath-taking adventure β knifing, arson, racing-taxicabs, and shooting-to-kill. Lost in a London fog, young Jimmie Hallett is accosted by a frightened woman who hands him a package and flees. Within hours, he is being questioned about the murder of the girl's father and a dangerous international conspiracy. Can genial detective Weir Menzies, even with all the resources of Scotland Yard behind him, succeed in outwitting a faceless gang of organised thieves and killers? Frank FroΓ«st, the highly decorated Superintendent of Scotland Yard's C.I.D., began his retirement from the Metropolitan Police by writing The Grell Mystery, acclaimed as the first crime novel to incorporate authentic police procedures. With George Dilnot, co-author of the story collection The Crime Club,...
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