High camp whodunnit. Not in the same league as Agatha Christie and the who and how are obvious from about page 40. All that is left is few witticisms, a shoal of red herrings and Antony and Bill jumping into bed with each other.

To Canada as a surprise RABCK.

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A classic whodunnit in the vein of Agatha Christie. While the plot doesn't present any elaborate ruse or complex hi jinx and Antony (the detective) is no Poirot, this was still an enjoyable book by the author of Winnie-the-Pooh. The who was quickly identified and the why slowly revealed itself as the book progressed. This did not detract from the enjoyment of the book. Rather, it made it all the more quaint at nearly 100 years old.

Will look for an opportunity to release.

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