Death at the Chase | 
pickMartyn Ashmore believes that on one day each year an attempt is made on his life. On the day in question he meets Sir John Appleby, invites him to lunch and as they are about to enter the house a heavy piece of masonry falls between them. Although sceptical at first, Appleby decides to investigate further.
I had a big grin while reading this thoroughly enjoyable excursion which every now and then burst into a fit of giggles.
Ruthiella This sounds great. And yet another mystery writer I‘ve never heard of. 5mo
rwmg @Ruthiella, he wrote from the 1930s to 1980s across a variety of mystery subgenres. I find him very funny but a lot of people do find him just pompous 5mo
bthegood Stacked - sounds good - 🙂 5mo
