Inspector Queen's Own Case: November Song

by Ellery Queen

Paper Book, 1956

Status

Available

Call number

813.52

Collection

Publication

[New York] Simon and Schuster, 1956.

Description

For years, Inspector Richard Queen had been outshone by his writer son. Now, with Ellery away, he had a case all his own-or did he? The verdict had been accidental death, and only the victim's nurse had seen the one thing that made it murder. Recruiting a senior citizens corps of retired cops, Dick Queen tracked a murderer-and found himself courting his only witness! No wonder he kept muttering, "What's Ellery going to say ... ?"

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LibraryThing member ChazziFrazz
This was definitely a different Queen story.

Inspector Queen has been retired by the police force but he can't stop investigating. While on vacation he is drawn into the mysterious death of a two month old baby of a Boston Brahmin family. He also becomes acquainted with the baby's nurse, who claims
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it is murder and not accidental death.

No longer having the NYPD forces available to assist in the solution of this mystery, he calls up some of his buddies that are also retired from the force. They may be retired but they are still able to investigate and still have their old contacts for information.

The threads to this mystery are tight and the ends hard to unravel, but Inspector Queen keeps at it with the help of his team and the lovely nurse he has become attracted to. The solution is not without many twists and turns and the outcome is a shocker.
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Language

Original language

English

Physical description

312 p.; 20 cm

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