Double Carkeet Double Negative, From Away
Double Carkeet Double Negative, From Away by David Carkeet is a first edition published by Mystery Guild in 2010, featuring 411 pages in English. This book presents two distinct mysteries that delve into the complexities of human interactions and the challenges of solving crimes in unusual circumstances. The narratives explore the dynamics within the Wabash Institute, where scholars studying verbal skills in toddlers find themselves embroiled in a murder investigation, and a model train enthusiast who becomes entangled in a murder mystery while stranded in a Vermont town.
Readers will find that in Double Negative, the tension arises as a resident genius attempts to solve a murder among cranky scholars, while From Away introduces a character whose one-night stand leads to unexpected complications when he is mistaken for a long-lost local. The intertwining of these two plots highlights themes of identity and the quirks of human behavior. This edition invites readers to engage with the intricate storytelling and character development that Carkeet is known for, making it a notable addition to the mystery genre.
Official synopsis Publisher
“Features two mysteries by David Carkeet. In Double Negative, the Wabash Institute is dedicated to studying verbal skills in toddlers, but its scholars are far crankier than the rugrats they work with. When one of them is murdered, can their resident genius solve the case without canceling himself out? In From Away, a model train buff is stranded in a wintry Vermont town after his one-night stand walks out on him. Good thing the villagers think he’s a native son who disappeared three years ago. Because that one-night stand just turned up dead!” — Amazon.com
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