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The Case of the Constant Suicides (1941)
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A death from a locked room in a Scottish tower raises an awkward question about suicide, murder and an insurance claim. Further events keep the physical problem alive while the relatives argue and drink around it. This is the lively, comic end of Carr, useful when you want serious puzzle-making without continuous solemnity. Let the family business settle into place before expecting Fell to put everything together.
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