The Ampersand Papers

The Ampersand Papers by Michael Innes is a mystery novel published by Penguin Books in 1980. This edition features 192 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Sir John Appleby, who narrowly escapes a deadly encounter when the body of archivist Dr. Sutch falls from the North Tower of Lord Ampersand’s Treskinnick Castle. The circumstances surrounding Dr. Sutch’s death suggest foul play, as someone may have pushed him in pursuit of the elusive Ampersand papers or hidden gold.
Readers will find a traditional mystery that delves into themes of intrigue and deception. The narrative unfolds within the atmospheric setting of Treskinnick Castle, where the quest for the Ampersand papers intertwines with the investigation into Dr. Sutch’s demise. This book presents a blend of suspense and classic detective elements, inviting readers to unravel the mystery alongside Sir John Appleby.
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Sir John Appleby narrowly escapes being struck by the falling body of archivist Dr. Sutch, who may have been pushed from the North Tower of Lord Ampersand’s Treskinnick Castle by someone looking for the Ampersand papers or gold
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