The Lonely House
by Arthur Gask
Publisher: Macaulay 1931
ISBN/ASIN: B000ILEHQY
Number of pages: 315
Description:
'It was a silent house, as still and silent as the grave.' Larose, a truly classic supersleuth, stumbles over a murder case and is almost done in through the schemes of a cunning doctor. Larose has exciting ways of dealing out quick justice.
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