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Rufus King

Somewhere in this House

Somewhere in this House

Publisher The Crime Club

Genre: Crime

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    Copy with obvious signs of wear, especially to the head and tails of the spine. Dust jacket is also ripped at at the head and tail of the spine. There is some light pink pencil marks on the inside endpapers. Page block is free from foxing jacket. isnot price clipped

About the book

The Sturm House has an atmosphere of the unpleasant. The shooting of Alice Tribeau only adds to the that impression for Lt. Valcour, as he arrives in the midst of a storm to begin his investigation. Wealthy socialite Mrs. Sturm claims the gun was fired by someone outside the house -- but Valcour had other ideas... The second volume in the classic Lt. Valcour mystery series!

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