Postmark Murder
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From one of the most prolific authors of the Golden Age of mystery: âA nice example of [Eberhartâs] powers . . . Intelligently complicatedâ (The New Yorker).
When Conrad Stanley dies, Laura is the only heir not concerned with her slice of his estate. Orphaned at a young age, sheâŚ
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Laura March is serving as temporary guardian of a little refugee girl who may be the next heir to a fortune when a man claiming to be the childâs father turns up at her doorâand when shortly afterward he turns up dead, Laura is both a suspect and a target for the real killer in this atmospheric whodunit. The fun of this one lies in its wintry 1950s Chicago setting: the foggy streets, high-rise apartment buildings, corner phone booths and drugstores, and department stores decorated for Christmas.
From Elisabeth's list on vintage mystery-suspense.
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