Lawrence G. Blochman

Midnight Sailing (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

On a Japan-bound freighter carrying a wealthy silk heiress, a tide of murder threatens everyone on board-and a world careening toward a second world war. When a millionaire silk merchant dies from an apparent suicide after being called a Japanese agent during a Senate investigation, his daughter disappears. Trying to avoid the press, Dorothy Bonner sails to Japan on the Kumo-maru. And now, so is foreign correspondent Glen Larkin, hoping to get an exclusive with the woman the whole world is looking for. What Larkin gets is a journey awash with intrigue, thanks to the lovely Dorothy. Traveling with a low profile in second class is a mining engineer, who just happens to be Dorothy's fiancé. A stowaway-Dorothy's morphine-addicted brother-is murdered. Also aboard are stolen US Navy anti-aircraft gun blueprints that could implicate Dorothy on conspiracy charges, if anyone can find them. With a passenger list full of suspects and someone taking violent objection to Larkin's professional curiosity, he must match wits with an insurance detective to discover the killer, as the Kumo-maru heads across the ocean to a continent aflame with war . . . "Excellent . . . For the Somerset Maugham trade." -Time "The climax is terrific and Blochman knows how to handle this." -Manchester Evening News "A good solid mystery with just a whiff of espionage." -My Reader's Block

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: MysteriousPress.com/Open Road
• Seitenzahl: 237
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Juli 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504085779
• Artikelnr.: 70127418

Autorenporträt

Lawrence G. Blochman (1900-1975) was an Edgar Award-winning author of mystery novels, a prominent translator of international crime fiction, and served as the fourth president of the Mystery Writers of America. He died in New York City.