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The Puzzle of the Silver Persian (The Hildegarde Withers Mysteries Book 5) (original 1934; édition 2013)

par Stuart Palmer (Auteur)

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When fellow passengers on a ship bound for London start to disappear, Miss Withers must rely on a mischievous cat to help solve the mystery. Schoolteacher and occasional sleuth Hildegarde Withers has not had good luck with vacations. On her last trip, she found herself enmeshed in the investigation of a dead man on a small plane. Now, on a three-day steamer voyage to London, she's about to encounter death again.   A gruesome joke leads to a young woman going missing from the ship's aft rail. Is she somewhere onboard, or has she fallen into the sea? In either case, turning about will do nothing for her, so the ship steams on. Soon the passengers descend into a nightmare, as body after body appears. Putting an end to the chaos falls to Miss Withers, who must depend on the testimony of a particularly mischievous silver Persian cat. The teacher and the feline will make it to London safe and sound--so long as their curiosity doesn't get the best of them.   The Puzzle of the Silver Persian is part of the Hildegarde Withers Mysteries series, which also includes The Penguin Pool Murder and Murder on the Blackboard.… (plus d'informations)
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Titre:The Puzzle of the Silver Persian (The Hildegarde Withers Mysteries Book 5)
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Info:MysteriousPress.com/Open Road (2013), 159 pages
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This 5th book in the Hildegarde Withers series takes Miss Withers across the Atlantic to England in order to rest & recuperate from her previous adventure in Catalina. Of course, instead of resting, she gets involved in a mysterious disappearance on the voyage and a series of murders once in England.

The mystery is very good - I kept changing my mind about who I thought had done it. Miss Withers wasn't quite her usual acerbic self (though that is explained in the denouement) and I missed Oscar Piper, the NYC police inspector she usually pesters & helps but the Scotland Yard sergeant was a pleasant replacement. Inspector Cannon was a cop who rose through the ranks like Piper but Sgt. John Secker was one of the "new-fangled" officers who had gone to university. The 1930s must have been when these officers were first becoming common & certainly there are many of them in detective books! Secker & Cannon reminded me of Patricia Wentworth's Frank Abbot & Chief Inspector Lamb. ( )
  leslie.98 | Jun 27, 2023 |
This 5th book in the Hildegarde Withers series takes Miss Withers across the Atlantic to England in order to rest & recuperate from her previous adventure in Catalina. Of course, instead of resting, she gets involved in a mysterious disappearance on the voyage and a series of murders once in England.

The mystery is very good - I kept changing my mind about who I thought had done it. Miss Withers wasn't quite her usual acerbic self (though that is explained in the denouement) and I missed Oscar Piper, the NYC police inspector she usually pesters & helps but the Scotland Yard sergeant was a pleasant replacement. Inspector Cannon was a cop who rose through the ranks like Piper but Sgt. John Secker was one of the "new-fangled" officers who had gone to university. The 1930s must have been when these officers were first becoming common & certainly there are many of them in detective books! Secker & Cannon reminded me of Patricia Wentworth's Frank Abbot & Chief Inspector Lamb. ( )
  leslie.98 | Mar 15, 2020 |
Hildegarde Withers --this time without her faithful ally Inspector Piper -- is traveling on a rather unglamorous passenger freighter and becomes involved with a large beautitul cat and a nasty murder. ( )
  antiquary | Aug 31, 2015 |
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When fellow passengers on a ship bound for London start to disappear, Miss Withers must rely on a mischievous cat to help solve the mystery. Schoolteacher and occasional sleuth Hildegarde Withers has not had good luck with vacations. On her last trip, she found herself enmeshed in the investigation of a dead man on a small plane. Now, on a three-day steamer voyage to London, she's about to encounter death again.   A gruesome joke leads to a young woman going missing from the ship's aft rail. Is she somewhere onboard, or has she fallen into the sea? In either case, turning about will do nothing for her, so the ship steams on. Soon the passengers descend into a nightmare, as body after body appears. Putting an end to the chaos falls to Miss Withers, who must depend on the testimony of a particularly mischievous silver Persian cat. The teacher and the feline will make it to London safe and sound--so long as their curiosity doesn't get the best of them.   The Puzzle of the Silver Persian is part of the Hildegarde Withers Mysteries series, which also includes The Penguin Pool Murder and Murder on the Blackboard.

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