Bush, Christopher -- The Case of the Flowery Corpse (1956)
B
Good, solid Travers, more rural than most of the later books. Excellent job of unravelling complex, somewhat coincidence-driven plot (Black’s accidental poisoning and disposal of his body). More emphasis on discovering the victim’s past history than on details of modern crime—no cast-iron alibis. New facts being discovered—onion technique: no stonewalling or dead ends. Thoroughly absorbing.
Nick Fuller.
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