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Murder at the Nineteenth - J M Gregson
1989 English hardback first edition, 1st impression, Collins Crime Club, London A fine book in fine unclipped dustwrapper No names, inscriptions or stamps Tightly bound and square, clean and bright The jacket has no loss or tears A Superintendent Lambert and Sergeant Hook golfing mystery, highly recommended A nice clean copy of a book that is no longer common For Sale at £20 (approx $36) *P11 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Lambert had to remind himself as he drove beneath the fresh emerald of new leaves of the macabre business which awaited him. He wound down the window and drew deep on the clean morning air; it was going to be hot again. 'Not like Shakespeare,' he said aloud to himself. In the bard, murders of kings and emperors compelled a decent obeisance from nature, so that violent weather presaged such deaths. Even an industrial mogul might have been given a few routine rolls of thunder by old Will. '"When beggars die there are no comets seen,"' he reminded himself as he turned into the short private lane which led to Burnham Cross Golf Club. |
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