A policeman informs them that a young acquaintance of Kintyre has been murdered and the point of view stays with Kintyre, not with the detective. And that is as far as I have got.
To my surprise, when googling for relevant images, I found that Murder In Black Letter has been published with several variant covers. I remember the novel, from one previous reading, as a combination of interesting background information and, to me, uninteresting chase scenes. However, every other novel by Anderson reveals interesting content on further readings and I do not expect this one to be any exception.
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Kaor, Paul!
While I'm not opposed per se to well done fight and chase sequences, I do see what you mean. And I have to admit I did not find most of them as interesting to read about in Anderson's three mystery novels as I had done when seen in his SF and fantasies.
Moreover, I think I remember feeling a bit frustrated at seeing so little of Trygve Yamamura in MURDER IN BLACK LETTER. But I appreciated finding an unexpected connection linking MURDER with WE CLAIM THESE STARS. Which I discussed in one of my articles.
Ad astra! Sean
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