Murder in Miniature : The Short Stories of Leo Bruce
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Murder in Miniature : The Short Stories of Leo Bruce
Academy Chicago Publishers, 1992
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With 28 Illustrations by Barbara Spann
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Master crime writer Leo Bruce wrote the majority of these tales for the ""London Evening Standard"" where they appeared between 1950 and 1956. There are twenty-eight stories in this book. They add to our knowledge of Sergeant Beef, one of the most colourful fictional detectives; we are also introduced to an unexpected second detective, the astute and resourceful policeman Sergeant Grebe; and they offer a last chance to encounter anew their author's characteristic wit and ingenuity.
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