Next Of Kin - George Goodchild
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| By George Goodchild | |
| Publisher | Harlequin Romance #403 |
| Release Month | 1957 (US) |
| Harlequin Romance Series # | |
| Preceded by | The Football Gravy Train |
| Followed by | Law In The Saddle |
- Author: George Goodchild
- Publisher: Harlequin Romance #403
- Year: 1957
Book Description
In this full-length Inspector McLean mystery Mr. Goodchild displays his inventiveness to the full. A millionaire dies soon after he has partaken of an evening meal, but the post-mortem fails at first to discover the cause of death. When finally a verdict of murder is returned McLean finds himself confronted with a case of quite unusual complexity.
One by one the suspects are eliminated until McLean is left with almost a blank sheet. He is in despair when he hits upon a small clue which causes him to follow a new line of investigation, and little by little a picture of the guilty person is built up. This is a well constructed story with a totally unexpected denouement, which holds the attention of the reader until the last page.
