Debut: Let Him Die by E.H. Clements (1939)

Author Graham Howard, more interested in occupying the historical and imaginative spaces of his books, is suddenly saddled with the welfare of four Chattans - David, Elizabeth, Catherine, and Hugh- children of Caroline Chattan, his friend and the adored recipient of his calf-love. Caroline, years older than Graham had been gracious about his love for … Continue reading Debut: Let Him Die by E.H. Clements (1939)

#1940 Club: The Norths Meet Murder by Frances and Richard Lockridge and The So Blue Marble by Dorothy B. Hughes

It is the second day of the #1940 Club and time to look at two debuts. The Norths husband-wife detective duo had long been on my wishlist and when I saw that their career in detection began in 1940, I immediately decided to read it for the club. Mr. North comes home one day, tired … Continue reading #1940 Club: The Norths Meet Murder by Frances and Richard Lockridge and The So Blue Marble by Dorothy B. Hughes

#1954 Club: The Desperate Hours by Joseph Hayes

While looking around for a book to read for The 1954 Book Club jointly hosted by Karen @ Kaggsy's Bookish Ramblings and Simon @ Stuck in a Book , I came across this little-known book by Joseph Hayes. A look at the blurb and I knew that it was the source of a taut Hindi … Continue reading #1954 Club: The Desperate Hours by Joseph Hayes