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Crossed Skis - Carol Carnac
1952 English hardcover first edition, first impression, Collins Crime Club, London A VG++ book in VG+ unclipped dustwrapper The book is tight and square, clean and bright, no names etc The wrapper is clean and bright, just light wear to spine bottom, classic period artwork A really nice clean copy and uncommon For Sale at £SOLD (approx $SOLD ) * - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Rigging the Evidence - Carol Carnac
1955 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Collins Crime Club, London A VG+ book in price clipped dust wrapper DJ has chip to front panel, edge wear to extremeties No names inscriptions or stamps but small initials to endpaper A very scarce title in jacket, the only copy we have ever seen For Sale at £SOLD (approx $SOLD) *P4 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Impact of Evidence - Carol Carnac
1954 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Collins Crime Club, London A near VG book without dustwrapper Books is tight and square, couple of marks to boards No names inscriptions or stamps A mystery set amongst the hills of the Welsh borders, a doctor is found dead after a car crash. An old man and a poor driver so no surprise.. Question is - why another body in the boot of the car? For Sale at £SOLD (approx $SOLD ) * - free delivery worldwide ! |
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CARNAC, Carol. Pseudonym for Edith Caroline Rivett; also
wrote as ECR Lorac. British. Born in Hendon, London.in 1894. Educated at South Hampstead High School; Central School of Arts and Crafts. London. Member of the Detection Club. Died 2 July 1958.
Chief Inspector Rivers
The long limbed, deceptively lazy looking Scotland Yard man, Chief Inspector Julian Rivers, is much like Inspector Macdonald , who performs the same function in the same author's other books (under the ECR Lorac pseudonym). Both sleuths are dogged, unspectacular, and sharp-witted, and both always learn the truth.