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Tom Barnabas of the famed publishing house Barnabas & Company disappears one morning, never reaching the local tobacconist. Twenty years later, his cousin Paul, also employed by the firm, is murdered in the company’s dusty basement. Private detective Albert Campion connects the two cases and realizes that the man accused in court for Paul’s death is innocent. To prove it, Campion must navigate a labyrinth of intrigue through London’s thick fog and confront the most tangled murder plot he has ever faced.
First publish date: 1936
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Private Investigator
Authors: Margery Allingham
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