Mystery In The Channel

£7.00

Penguin 1st Edition, published 1959.

The captain of the Newhaven to Dieppe steamer spots a small pleasure yacht lying motionless in the water, and on closer inspection, sees a body lying on the deck. When members of his crew go aboard the yacht, they find not one male corpse but two. Both men have been shot, but there is no sign of either the murderer or the pistol. The dead men, it quickly emerges, were called Moxon and Deeping, and they were chairman and vice-chairman respectively of the firm of Moxon General Securities, one of the largest financial houses in the country. Inspector Joseph French of Scotland Yard is called in, reporting directly to the Assistant Commissioner, Sir Mortimer Ellison…

Condition grading: Good. Some light creases and minor wear to tanned spine. Some light creases to top left corner of front cover. Some light creases and a mark to rightside of front cover. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.

Penguin 1st Edition, published 1959.

The captain of the Newhaven to Dieppe steamer spots a small pleasure yacht lying motionless in the water, and on closer inspection, sees a body lying on the deck. When members of his crew go aboard the yacht, they find not one male corpse but two. Both men have been shot, but there is no sign of either the murderer or the pistol. The dead men, it quickly emerges, were called Moxon and Deeping, and they were chairman and vice-chairman respectively of the firm of Moxon General Securities, one of the largest financial houses in the country. Inspector Joseph French of Scotland Yard is called in, reporting directly to the Assistant Commissioner, Sir Mortimer Ellison…

Condition grading: Good. Some light creases and minor wear to tanned spine. Some light creases to top left corner of front cover. Some light creases and a mark to rightside of front cover. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.