
The Three Coffins
1935
First Published
3.81
Average Rating
256
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Two murders are committed in such a fashion that the murderer must not only have been invisible - but lighter than air! According to the evidence, this person killed his first victim and literally vanished, and then struck again in the middle of an empty street - with watchers at either end who saw nothing and no footprints in the snow. It was a problem that Dr. Gideon Fell - huge, rumpled, with flowing cloak, eyeglasses and cane - regarded as one of devilish illusion and impersonation. 'Mr Carr has a sense of the macabre which lifts him high above the average run of detective story writers' - J. B. Priestley
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