Oh Lordy. Let me count the ways -- or probably, better not. Short version: Lillelara, I'm positive this one isn't for you. (Nor for BT, for that matter.) Let's just pocket the $3 this equals to in BL-opoly money and move on, shall we?
A classic mystery from days gone by. The body of Sir Wilfred Saxonby is discovered on a train, but the carriage was locked, so he must have killed himself, mustn't he? The days when legwork really was legwork, when every little detail had to be worked out with no help from computers or smartphones! ...
Sir Wilfred Saxonby sits alone in his locked compartment as the train he is travelling on enters a tunnel. When the train emerges from the other side of the tunnel, Sir Wilfred is dead. All evidence indicates suicide but Inspector Arnold and his friend Desmond Merrion believe that murder is more li...
From the book description on Goodreads: On a dark November evening, Sir Wilfred Saxonby is travelling alone in the 5 o clock train from Cannon Street, in a locked compartment. The train slows and stops inside a tunnel; and by the time it emerges again minutes later, Sir Wilfred has been shot dead,...
I received a free copy of this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. This was clearly a first novel in a series, the pacing was off and what I loved about the first book I read in the series was missing. I enjoyed this book, but there was a huge difference in both plot developme...
I received a free copy of this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Sir Wilfred Saxonby is dead, shot in a locked compartment on a train moving through a tunnel. Was it a suicide or was he murdered? I loved this book. The mystery was interesting and while I figured out who on...
Log in with Facebook 
