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Three Witnesses brings together three Nero Wolfe mystery novellas originally published in The American Magazine during the mid‑1950s. The volume was released by Viking Press in 1956 and later included in the omnibus Royal Flush (1965). Each story centers on a witness to the prelude of a crime, rather than the crime itself, showcasing Wolfe’s deductive skill and the novelistic style of Rex Stout.
First publish date: 1955
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Private Investigator
Authors: Rex Stout
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