Singing in the Shrouds
Singing in the Shrouds by Ngaio Marsh, published by Fontana in 1994, is a mystery novel that invites readers aboard the “Cape Farewell,” where a serial strangler lurks among a diverse group of passengers. This edition, comprising 240 pages, presents a gripping narrative set against the backdrop of a fogbound London dock, where Inspector Roderick Alleyn works undercover to identify the killer before he strikes again.
In this tale, readers will encounter a cast of neurotic, bombastic, and passionate characters, each contributing to the tension as they navigate their own conflicts. The story intertwines elements of crime and police procedural, creating a complex atmosphere where the investigation unfolds amidst the chaos of the passengers’ interactions. With themes of mystery and traditional detective work, this edition of Singing in the Shrouds offers a captivating exploration of suspense and intrigue.
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All aboard for murder
The “Cape Farewell “steams out to sea, carrying a serial strangler who says it with flowers and a little song. Behind, on a fogbound London dock, lies his latest lovely victim; and on board, working undercover to identify him before he strikes again, is Inspector Roderick Alleyn. But-with a collection of neurotic, bombastic, shifty, and passionate passengers at one another’s throats-how long can he keep the investigation on course?
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