On the night of 15 November 1934, Sir Arthur Whitmore — Baronet, sixty-eight — is found dead in the study of his Gloucestershire estate. The doctor calls it a failing heart. The post-mortem calls it something else entirely. Five guests remained under the Hall's roof that night, and each had a reason to want the old man gone. The evidence is on the table. The solution is sealed. Can you name the killer before you break the seal?
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A candlelit country-house whodunit: a dead baronet, a confined guest list and five secrets beneath one roof.
A strong first case for readers of Agatha Christie, couples and groups who want a classic mystery with a clear starting point.
