That four people plotted his murder -- each one more an amateur than he was himself -- would have seemed inconceivable to...

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WITH MURDER IN MIND

That four people plotted his murder -- each one more an amateur than he was himself -- would have seemed inconceivable to Edward Hammond, who thought himself immune to trouble, the one threat having been disposed of. This is a new approach to a murder story and augurs well for the creative gift of a newcomer in the field of mysteries. While not wholly convincing, the reader goes along sympathetically with sopes for the speedy demise of the principal character. The setting, an English illage.

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Publisher: Doubleday

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1963

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