Description
1951 edition. Hardcover has some wear. Front cover has a light mug stain but is otherwise in good condition. No dust jacket. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.
This intriguing collection brings together three classic mysteries from the golden age of detective fiction, each offering a unique glimpse into the social and cultural landscape of mid-20th century America. Kathleen Moore Knight’s “Death Goes to a Reunion” transports readers to the insular world of a prestigious New England college, where dark secrets lurk beneath the veneer of tradition and privilege. Andrew Garve’s “Murder Through the Looking Glass” is a chilling exploration of the psychological depths of human nature, reflecting the era’s fascination with Freudian psychoanalysis. Helen Mabry Ballard’s “To the Tune of Murder” immerses us in the vibrant world of music and theater, providing a captivating whodunit set against the backdrop of post-war cultural resurgence. Despite the wear and staining on this 1951 edition, the enduring quality of the storytelling shines through, inviting collectors and mystery enthusiasts to savor the timeless appeal of these masterfully crafted tales.