Hinkle,
Vernon. Music To Murder By (New York: Leisure Books, 1978), 233
p.
H.
Martin Webb is “head librarian of one of Harvard's music
libraries” (p.12). He is forced to leave the library in the hands
of his assistant, Miss Pinkham, while he investigates three deaths.
“It is awkward, at the very least, to have the misfortune, ill
timing and bad taste to discover more than one corpse within a
three-day period.” (p. 78). Fortunately the police cooperate having
learned that, “Mr. Webb … has established himself in scholarly
circles … as a superior … detective, having a knack for …
uncovering answers … to questions … that baffle his colleagues.”
(p. 179).
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