Death of an Airman
por Christopher St. John Sprigg
*'Bubbles over with zest and vitality... A most ingenious and exciting plot, full of good puzzles and discoveries and worked out among a varied cast of entertaining characters'* -Dorothy L. Sayers George Furnace, flight instructor at Baston Aero Club, dies …
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*'Bubbles over with zest and vitality... A most ingenious and exciting plot, full of good puzzles and discoveries and worked out among a varied cast of entertaining characters'* -Dorothy L. Sayers George Furnace, flight instructor at Baston Aero Club, dies instantly when his plane crashes into the English countryside. People who knew him are baffled - Furnace was a first-rate pilot, and the plane was in perfect condition - and the inquest records a verdict of death by misadventure. An Australian visitor to the aero club, Edwin Marriott, Bishop of Cootamundra, suspects that the true story is more complicated. Could this be a dramatic suicide - or even murder? Together with Inspector Bray of Scotland Yard, the intrepid bishop must uncover a cunning criminal scheme.
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"*'Bubbles over with zest and vitality... A most ingenious and exciting plot, full of good puzzles and discoveries and worked out among a varied cast of entertaining characters'* -Dorothy L. …"
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