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Available
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Genres
Publication
Lademann, 1972.
Description
The final novel by the legendary Ellery Queen, A Fine and Private Place ranks with Queen's incomparable best.The nine-word clue was one of nine cryptic notes that had been sent to taunt Inspector Queen and his son Ellery nine days after the murder. Nino Importuna had been obsessed with the number. He had lived by it. Now the killer who brought a trio of gory deaths to Nino's ninth-floor penthouse at Number 99 East was camouflaging his identity in a jungle of nines-and daring Ellery to find him. The case was destined to be a dazzling contest of wits-to the ninth degree!
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LibraryThing member ChazziFrazz
Typical Ellery Queen with a few red herrings and his wrapping up the solution at the end. The number 9 figures heavily throughout the story. Read it to see how and where it plays in. Enjoyable read for me and my liking of this series.
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Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
1971
Physical description
238 p.; 19.9 cm
ISBN
8715002586 / 9788715002588
Local notes
Omslag: Ikke angivet
Omslaget viser et par øjne og nogle hænder, der rækker ud efter noget
Indskannet omslag - N650U - 150 dpi
Ellery Queen er et pseudonym for Frederick Dannay og Manfred Lee
Bennybog
Oversat fra engelsk "A fine and private place" af Leif Tronholm
Omslaget viser et par øjne og nogle hænder, der rækker ud efter noget
Indskannet omslag - N650U - 150 dpi
Ellery Queen er et pseudonym for Frederick Dannay og Manfred Lee
Bennybog
Oversat fra engelsk "A fine and private place" af Leif Tronholm
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Series
Pages
238
DDC/MDS
| 823.92 |