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Scales of Justice
Scales of Justice
Author: Ngaio Marsh
A group of country families have lived in the village Swevenings for many years. They do not always get on and there are arguments over who has fishing rights to precisely which stretch of river. When one of the anglers is found dead it is thought that maybe an argument had escalated especially as a very large trout - known as the Old `Un has fi...  more »
ISBN: 402983
Publication Date: 1955
Pages: 224
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Publisher: Little, Brown and Company
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback, Audio Cassette, Audio CD
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Great mystery. Alleyn is sooo smart. And inspector Fox is lovable.
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Very good story. Marsh's characters are always so interesting and real. This book is no different. Almost all of them have a motive for murder. A good read!
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If you love Agatha Christie, but have already read all her books, Ngaio Marsh is for you. A bit more complicated, but just as quietly humorous.

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