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The Five Red Herrings by Dorothy L. Sayers · Booklabria

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The Five Red Herrings

Mystery & Detective, TraditionalEngland

The Five Red Herrings

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First published: 1931
Editions: 66 in 3 languages

Synopsis

Lord Peter Wimsey is trying to find the murderer of a local artists, but he finds that there are six main suspects, five who are being set up, and one who has created the perfect murder.

Subjects: Mystery & Detective, Traditional
England
Private investigators
English Detective and mystery stories
Wimsey, peter, lord
Set in: England
Characters: Lord Wimsey, Peter

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66 in 3 languages

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English59 German3 Spanish1

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