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Dog Show Murder A Smashing Detective Story Frank Gruber

SKU: BELL-47175680

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

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Dog Show Murder A Smashing Detective Story Frank Gruber instant download after payment.

Publisher: MysteriousPress.com/Open Road

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.62 MB

Pages: 52

Author: Frank Gruber

ISBN: 9781480445857, 1480445851

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Dog Show Murder A Smashing Detective Story Frank Gruber by Frank Gruber 9781480445857, 1480445851 instant download after payment.

Oliver Quade knows how to sell an encyclopedia. First, read it cover to cover three or four times, and make sure to remember everything in it. Next, dazzle an audience with your accumulated knowledge. Put on a good enough show, and the book will sell itself.

Quade, better known as the Human Encyclopedia, is performing his act at a local dog show when a dogfight breaks out. Wary of wild mutts, Quade backs away and returns to his booth to find a nasty surprise—a dead man in white flannels. When the police insist on holding Quade responsible, he and his assistant—the indefatigable Charlie Boston—are forced to solve the murder the Quade way: by always being the smartest men in the room. But is the Human Encyclopedia clever enough to prove to these dog show cops that they are barking up the wrong tree?