Night Walk

· Henry Gamadge Book 12 · Felony & Mayhem Press
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From Agatha Christie's favorite American author—a 1940s amateur sleuth must save a friend accused of murder in a small New York town.
Frazer's Mills, in Westchester County, New York, is a small, isolated village, where everyone knows everyone else and things haven't changed much (and the mills have been closed for quite some time). When murder suddenly intrudes upon this sedate rural backwater, antiquarian book dealer Henry Gamadge arrives to solve the mystery and restore order.
"One of Daly's best . . . an engrossing tale, both for its problem and for its setting." —Curt Evans, The Passing Tramp blog
From Agatha Christie's favorite American author—a 1940s amateur sleuth must save a friend accused of murder in a small New York town. Frazer's Mills, in Westchester County, New York, is a small, isolated village, where everyone knows everyone else and things haven't changed much (and the mills h...

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It wasn’t until 1940, when she was sixty-two years old, that Daly published her first novel. In the following ten years, she wrote an additional fifteen mysteries and received an Edgar Award for her entire body of work. Among her fans was Agatha Christie, who was noted to have declared Daly her favorite American author.
It wasn’t until 1940, when she was sixty-two years old, that Daly published her first novel. In the following ten years, she wrote an additional fifteen mysteries and received an Edgar Award for her entire body of work. Among her fans was Agatha Christie, who was noted to have declared Daly her f...

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