Mr Pottermack is a law abiding, settled homebody who has nothing to hide until the appearance of the shadowy Lewison, a gambler and blackmailer with an incredible story.
It appears that Pottermack is in fact a run away prisoner, convicted of fraud and Lewison is about to spill the beans unless he receives a large bribe in return for his silence.
But Pottermack protests his innocence, and resolves to shut Lewison up once and for all. Will he do it? And if he does, will he get away with it?
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R. Austin Freeman is the doyen of the scientific division of detective writing, is best known for his character Dr John Thorndyke. A close and careful investigator and the outstanding medical authority in the field of detective fiction, R. Austin Freeman not only tested the wits of the reader but also inspired many modern detective forensic methods. Much of his long life was spent as a physician and surgeon at the Middlesex Hospital, London. He also held posts in West Africa and later was a medical officer at Holloway Prison. The most famous of the Edwardian detective writers, he rescued the detective story from "thrillerdom" and made it acceptable to a more discerning class of reader.
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Paperback. Etat : Fine. No Jacket. First Munsey's Printing. 2008. First Published 1930. Trade Paperback in Fine Condition. Clean, bright, unmarked red wraps, tight & solid sewn binding, square; internals also as new. R. Austin Freeman, 1862-1943, was a British writer of detective stories, the Father of forensic crime fiction started his professional life as a physician and was a member of the Royal College of Surgeons. His health forced him to change careers and he became a writer of detective stories featuring Dr. Thorndyke, involving medico-legal forensic investigations, often using arcane scientific knowledge to help solve crimes. Mr. Pottermack was a settled, law-abiding citizen with nothing to hide--apparently. But a gambler and blackmailer showed up to expose his history. 256 pages. 6 x 9 inches. 2008, Munsey's, Vancouver, BC. N° de réf. du vendeur 024320
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