The Viaduct Murder
The Viaduct Murder by Ronald Arbuthnott Knox, published by Merion Press in December 2001, is a mystery novel that invites readers into a gripping tale of intrigue. Set against the backdrop of a golf outing in Paston Oatvile, the story begins when four friends—Marryatt, Carmichael, Reeves, and Gordon—discover a dead body while searching for a lost golf ball. The unexpected discovery of Mr. Brotherhood’s corpse beneath a railroad viaduct leads the group to suspect foul play, prompting them to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.
In this edition, readers will follow the four characters as they navigate the complexities of the murder mystery, piecing together clues and unraveling secrets. The narrative intertwines elements of fiction with the classic tropes of detective stories, engaging those interested in the mystery and detective genres. With 272 pages, this English-language edition offers a compact yet immersive reading experience, perfect for fans of whodunits and amateur sleuths alike.
Official synopsis Publisher
“Marryatt (the clergyman), Carmichael (the retired don), Reeves (the former member of the military intelligence), and Gordon (the vacationing golfer) are playing golf in Paston Oatvile when Reeves slices his drive from the third tee. In searching for the ball they come upon the dead body of Mr. Brotherhood below the railroad viaduct. When they find his hat 15 yards away from the body they suspect ‘there’s been dirty work.’ The foursome set out to solve his murder.”–Back cover
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