Widows Wear Weeds

by A.A. Fair, Erle Stanley Gardner · 1966

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Donald Lam, private investigator, and Elsie Brand, his secretary were enjoying a coffee break when the m an appeared. He seemed aimless until he spotted Donald - but men of obvious affluence are seldom aimless. '

Genre
mysterycrimedetective
Setting
1960s
Audience
adult
Length
short · 156 pages

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