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| Trent's Last Case
| | E.C. Bentley
| The fun of this book lies in the fact that Bentley's shrewd, suave, likeable investigator, Philip Trent, gets everything right but the motive for the murder of a wealthy financier. A love story parallels the murder investigation, and there we too watch Trent leap to the wrong conclusion. The tone of this classic is light, the plot, adroit, and the surprise ending ever so smooth.
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