I judge him to have been dead just about twentyfour hours. Suicide, almost certainly.Ludovic Travers polished his eyeglasses. Inspector Wharton gruntedsure signs of impending mystery. And they were right.The car took the wrong turning and landed them in double murder dressed as suicide. In one room, made up for her principal success, Mary Tudor, was Mary Legreyepoisoned on her throne. In the next, the handymandead on the floor. Nothing initially justifies arrestbut Travers pursues his hunch, breaks a castiron alibi, and justifies, as never before, his reputation for unerring intuition.The Case of the Tudor Queen was originally published in 1938. This new edition features an introduction by crime fiction historian Curtis Evans.The visionary Travers seems to be crooning to himself with considerable justice We are the alibi breakers we are the dreamers of dreams.Observer

Binding: Paperback;206 pages; Publisher: Dean Street Press; Classification: N/A; Weight: 327.75 g; Dimensions: N/A

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