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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
McCloy gives us another satisfying puzzler,
By Ron "mvg@whidbey.com" (Whidbey Island, WA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Through a glass, darkly (Mass Market Paperback)
Dr. Basil Willing tackles the case of a doppleganger involved in murder, and meets his future wife in the bargain.
From the Dell paperback edition: "Strange, evil happenings and an aura of impending doom weigh heavily on a beautiful girl who is the unfortunate victim of a terror-filled existence. The bizarre events are seemingly supernatural to all persons but Dr. Basil Willing. He follows a murderer's trail through the worlds of spirit and legend and back into this world to solve the case of the only woman who could never have an alibi." I am a sucker for mapbacks, but usually the map is no help in solving the puzzle. But the scene of the crime on the back of the mapback edition of this book actually does have a clue if you look at it right. Recommended if you like Golden Age mysteries. |
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Through a Glass, Darkly by Helen McCloy (Paperback - 1951)
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