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The Middle Temple Murder by J.S. Fletcher

sandylc's review

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4.0

 A fine early mystery with intriguing characters, an intricate plot and investigation into the earlier lives of the victim and suspects. The Scotland Yard detective takes a back seat and allows the journalist free access to the investigation: not very realistic but makes for an interesting book. The young hero writes front page stories, solves the mystery and wins the hand of the fair maiden. I stayed up to finish the book, always a good sign. 

real_life_reading's review

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4.0

I listened to the audiobook version of this at work. It was a really great story, full of twists and turns that I honestly didn't expect. It wasn't the usual murder mystery. It might not have been good enough to keep my attention if I had just been reading it, but as an audiobook to keep me entertained while working, it was a great find.

cmathis's review against another edition

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adventurous mysterious medium-paced

4.0

vesper1931's review

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4.0

1912 and an investigation is started into the body found in Middle Temple, deemed to be a Mr John Marbury, recently arrived from Australia. D.S. Rathbury investigates with the help of Frank Spargo, sub-editor of the newspaper The Watchman.
An enjoyable and interesting mystery

pussreboots's review

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4.0

Ellery Queen cheesy and just as fun.
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