Kayla H. (detailoring) reviewed on 12/21/2006 + 18 more book reviews

The case was far too tidy. Mrs. McGinty, a domestic, was dead--and James Bentley, her roomer, was convicted. But what to make of a murder in which neither the victim nor the accused had ememies or animosities?

When Belgian detective par excellence Hercule Pairot began investigating, he found only dead ends--until someone made an attempt on his life! Were too many questions being asked in peaceful Broadhinny?

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