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Minute for murder by Cecil Day-Lewis · Booklabria

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Minute for murder

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First published: 1947
Editions: 14 in 2 languages

Synopsis

> Who put the poison in blonde femme fatale Nita Prince's coffee cup?

>Wartime Britain: A hero returns from a secret mission and visits his onetime colleagues (among them, Nigel Strangeways) at the Ministry of Morale. His former fiancée, the beautiful Nita, is now having an affair with the director, his brother-in-law....

Subjects: Mystery
Crime
Intellectuals
Alumni and alumnae
University of Oxford
Set in: England
Time: World War II; 1940s
Characters: Nigel Strangeways

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