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The Fourth Side of the Triangle follows Detective Richard Queen as he investigates the murder of a young fashion designer in a Park Avenue penthouse. With the assistance of his father, Queen turns his attention to the McKell family, whose members are all under suspicion. Ashton McKell, a wealthy businessman who had an affair with the victim, becomes the prime suspect. His wife, Lutetia, is arrested next, followed by their handsome son Dane, whose flirtatious nature makes him a third suspect. The novel unravels the web of relationships, motives, and secrets surrounding the crime.
First publish date: 1965
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Police Procedural
Authors: Ellery Queen
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