MURDER IN THE FOUNDER'S PEW - JOSEPH SMITH FLETCHER

Welcome to a world of intrigue and mystery, where a quiet town hides dark secrets. Linwood, surrounded by orchards and a medieval church wall, becomes the scene of a sacrilegious theft and murder. Will detectives Camberwell and Chaney be able to solve the puzzle before it's too late?

• Classic English crime novel at its best
• Intriguing plot full of twists and turns
• Brilliant dialogues and non-obvious solutions
• The atmosphere of rural England draws you in from the first page
• Intricately hidden knowledge about keys and safes
• A labyrinth of suspicions and non-obvious relationships

"Murder in the Founder's Pew" is a novel that takes the reader to picturesque Linwood, where dark secrets hide behind the facade of peace. The theft of priceless artifacts a golden chalice, a paten and two illuminated manuscripts shakes the local community. On the same day, the body of a local poacher is found in the founder's pew. Canon Effingham, concerned about the scale of events, calls private detectives Camberwell and Chaney for help.

The case leads the detectives through a labyrinth of suspicions, non-obvious relationships and intricately hidden knowledge about keys, safes and seemingly immaculate household members. Who had access to the locks? Who could know the value of the stolen items? Are theft and murder related? The answers to these questions lie in the dark corners of Linwood, where everyone has something to hide.

Joseph Smith Fletcher, a master of English crime fiction, has created a novel that combines the atmosphere of rural England with an intelligent intrigue. His characters are flesh-and-blood characters, and the dialogues sparkle with wit. "Murder in the Founder's Pew" is a must-read for all lovers of classic crime novels who appreciate intelligent entertainment and non-obvious solutions. An ideal novel for long evenings, full of suspense and surprising twists. Let yourself be drawn into a world of secrets and discover who is behind the murder in Linwood!

CM Publishing presents this classic novel in a new, careful edition. The book has 298 pages and a format of 195x126 mm, which makes it ideal for reading on the go or in the comfort of your home. The paperback cover ensures durability and ease of use. Year of publication: 2025.