A Blunt Instrument
A Blunt Instrument by Georgette Heyer, published by House of Stratus in 2001, is a psychological fiction novel comprising 254 pages. The story begins with the shocking murder of Ernest Fletcher, whose body is discovered in his study, leaving behind a perplexing mystery as he was well-liked by everyone. Superintendent Hannasyde takes on the investigation, navigating through Fletcher’s intricate financial and personal relationships to identify potential suspects.
As the narrative unfolds, readers will delve into the complexities of the case, especially when a second murder occurs, adding layers to the investigation. The plot reveals common threads that connect the victims, leading to a grotesque twist that challenges the initial perceptions of the crime. This edition invites readers to explore the psychological intricacies of human behavior and motives within the framework of a murder mystery.
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Witness the appalling murder of Ernest Fletcher; found in his study, his head severely battered. The motive for this dreadful crime seems utterly obscure, for Fletcher was universally liked. It is the exceptional Superintendent Hannasyde who uncovers the complex situation of Fletcher’s financial and human affairs, pointing to a number of suspects. When a second murder is committed, the plot thickens as Hannasyde discovers some common factors that give a grotesque twist to a very unusual case.
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