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Frances Lockridge (1896–1963)

Auteur de The Norths Meet Murder

67+ oeuvres 2,953 utilisateurs 54 critiques 3 Favoris

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Notice de désambiguation :

(eng) Within my research, there are absolutely NO separate books by Frances Lockridge. She co-wrote books with her husband, Richard Lockridge. All Pam and Jerry North series are co-written, and should be listed under both Frances Lockridge and Richard Lockridge. He wrote some books independently before her death, and several after her death.

None-the-less, Richard and Frances are two separate people. Please list just one of them in the Author field, and the other as co-author in the Other Authors field. That way it will be possible to enter separate Common Knowledge for the two people.

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Œuvres de Frances Lockridge

The Norths Meet Murder (1940) 161 exemplaires
Murder Within Murder (1946) 123 exemplaires
Murder in a Hurry (1950) 107 exemplaires
Murder Comes First (1951) — Auteur — 102 exemplaires
Death on the Aisle (1942) 99 exemplaires
Murder by the Book (1963) 94 exemplaires
Murder Out of Turn (1941) 94 exemplaires
Death of an Angel (1955) 92 exemplaires
Death Takes a Bow (1943) 90 exemplaires
Murder Is Served (1948) 86 exemplaires
The Judge Is Reversed (1960) 86 exemplaires
The Dishonest Murderer (1949) 82 exemplaires
Dead as a Dinosaur (1952) 80 exemplaires
A Pinch of Poison (1941) 76 exemplaires
Murder Has Its Points (1961) 76 exemplaires
Murder Is Suggested (1959) 73 exemplaires
Voyage into Violence (1956) 71 exemplaires
A Key To Death (1954) 70 exemplaires
Hanged for a Sheep (1942) 64 exemplaires
Death Has a Small Voice (1953) 58 exemplaires
Curtain for a Jester (1953) 55 exemplaires
The Long Skeleton (1958) 54 exemplaires
Payoff for the Banker (1945) 51 exemplaires
Death of a Tall Man (1946) 48 exemplaires
Killing the Goose (1944) 47 exemplaires
A North Quartet (1956) 46 exemplaires
The Faceless Adversary (1956) 45 exemplaires
Death by Association (1952) 43 exemplaires
Death and the Gentle Bull (1954) 38 exemplaires
Accent on Murder (1958) 38 exemplaires
Murder! Murder!! Murder!!! (1956) 37 exemplaires
The Distant Clue (1963) 36 exemplaires
Cats and People (1950) 36 exemplaires
Foggy, Foggy Death (1950) 34 exemplaires
Show Red For Danger (1960) 33 exemplaires
Practise to Deceive (1957) 33 exemplaires
The Devious Ones (1964) 32 exemplaires
A Client Is Canceled (1951) — Auteur — 32 exemplaires
Burnt Offering (1955) 31 exemplaires
With One Stone (1961) 30 exemplaires
Stand Up and Die (1953) — Auteur — 30 exemplaires
Murder and Blueberry Pie (1959) 30 exemplaires
First Come, First Kill (1962) — Auteur — 30 exemplaires
The Tangled Cord (1957) 29 exemplaires
Night of Shadows (1962) 28 exemplaires
Catch As Catch Can (1958) 27 exemplaires
And Left for Dead (1961) 27 exemplaires
Let Dead Enough Alone (1956) 27 exemplaires
The Drill Is Death (1961) 26 exemplaires
Untidy Murder (1947) 25 exemplaires
I Want to Go Home (1948) 20 exemplaires
The Ticking Clock (1962) 12 exemplaires
Quest of the Bogeyman (1964) 12 exemplaires
Spin Your Web, Lady (1949) 8 exemplaires
Think of Death (1947) 7 exemplaires
The Proud Cat (1951) 5 exemplaires
The Innocent House (1959) 4 exemplaires
The Cat Who Rode Cows (1955) 3 exemplaires
The Golden Man (1960) 2 exemplaires
The Lucky Cat 2 exemplaires
The Nameless Cat 2 exemplaires
Pattern for Murder 1 exemplaire

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Partage des connaissances

Nom canonique
Lockridge, Frances
Nom légal
Lockridge, Frances Louise Davis
Date de naissance
1896
Date de décès
1963
Sexe
female
Nationalité
USA
Lieu de naissance
Missouri
Lieux de résidence
New York, New York, USA
Relations
Lockridge, Richard (husband)
Notice de désambigüisation
Within my research, there are absolutely NO separate books by Frances Lockridge. She co-wrote books with her husband, Richard Lockridge. All Pam and Jerry North series are co-written, and should be listed under both Frances Lockridge and Richard Lockridge. He wrote some books independently before her death, and several after her death.

None-the-less, Richard and Frances are two separate people. Please list just one of them in the Author field, and the other as co-author in the Other Authors field. That way it will be possible to enter separate Common Knowledge for the two people.

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Just so much fun to spend time with Mr. and Mrs. North. This is a relatively late entry in the series (1960), and Pam is in the market for a kitten, having fairly recently lost her sweet Siamese, Martini. A judge of both cat shows and tennis matches makes enemies, and ends up dead in his own apartment, possibly bashed with a scratching post, or a racquet in its press. Lots of irate suspects, all guilty of something, but murder? Weigand knows better than to dismiss Pam's intuition, but Mullins finds it all screwy, as usual.… (plus d'informations)
½
 
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laytonwoman3rd | 2 autres critiques | May 6, 2023 |
This is an omnibus of three mysteries:
"The Norths Meet Murder," 1940, the first North's mystery. Very little mention of the war, a couple of mentions of Hitler, antagonism towards a Japanese character, but no direct talk of the war. Also a bit of dancing around an effeminate male character, he liked to arrange flowers and cook, for shame! A good introduction to most of the characters in the series, of whom, Weigand, the policeman is my favorite. I very much like that he is the main person to solve the mysteries and the Norths, who are not detectives are mostly along for the ride.
"Murder Out of Turn," 1941. There is an impressive amount of drinking in these books. Cocktails with lunch, before dinner, after dinner, not to mention the wine with dinner. I don't know how they managed. This takes place at the North's summer cabin, and is the book which introduces us to Weigand's future wife.
"A Pinch of Poison." 1941 Satisfactory, clues in order and not too hard to solve, fun to read with enjoyable characters.
… (plus d'informations)
½
 
Signalé
MrsLee | Mar 23, 2023 |
I enjoy the North mysteries. I especially like that the police captain, Weigand, is not just a dummy assistant to two amateurs. He sometimes is inspired by the Norths, and sometimes they get the same conclusion independently, but he is often ahead of them. Also the cats are fun. However, it is difficult not to sip a martini while reading, and I can't sip THAT many martinis and still read. There is pleasant wit and banter, respectful relationships and generally nice people who are not unhappy, except some of the possible perpetrators. Sometimes I can tell whodunnit, and sometimes not, and I never pay attention to whether or not the author is fair with clues.… (plus d'informations)
½
 
Signalé
MrsLee | Feb 26, 2023 |
1942 novel featuring amateur sleuths Pam and Jerry North, and their friend, Manhattan homicide detective Bill Weigand. On the brink of running off to marry his lady love, Dorian Hunt, Weigand gets called to the scene of a peculiar murder. The backer of an off-Broadway play has been stabbed with an ice pick while watching a rehearsal, a week before the show is to open. The cast and crew has been coming and going...any one of 15 or more people may have had opportunity. Sgt. Mullins is bewildered as ever, Pam keeps Jerry and Bill running their hands through their hair at her non-sequiturs and quirky pronouncements, and the elusive murderer isn't stopping at just one. Fun as usual, but no cat shenanigans.… (plus d'informations)
½
 
Signalé
laytonwoman3rd | 3 autres critiques | Nov 8, 2022 |

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Œuvres
67
Aussi par
17
Membres
2,953
Popularité
#8,645
Évaluation
½ 3.6
Critiques
54
ISBN
141
Langues
1
Favoris
3

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