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The Case with Nine Solutions

First published
1928
Pages
199

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  1. The Dying Man

    27:35

  2. The House Next Door

    13:12

  3. Sir Clinton At Ivy Lodge

    29:02

  4. The Crime At Heatherfield

    22:01

  5. The Bungalow Tragedy

    34:08

  6. The Nine Possible Solutions

    23:44

  7. The Fly In The Amber

    32:41

  8. The Hassendean Journal

    18:12

  9. The Creditor

    11:43

  10. Information Received

    27:34

  11. The Code Advertisement

    19:33

  12. The Silverdale Wills

    28:44

  13. The Murder Of The Informer

    20:55

  14. The Jacket

    16:20

  15. Sir Clinton's Double

    21:25

  16. Written Evidence

    21:55

  17. Mr. Justice

    18:37

  18. The Connecting Thread

    18:15

  19. Excerpts From Sir Clinton's Notebook

    24:27

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About this book

A doctor answering an urgent call on a fog-bound night loses his way and stumbles into a house where a man lies dying of gunshot wounds. That single wrong turn opens onto a chain of deaths that could each be read as murder, death, accident, or natural cause, giving nine possible combinations, and Sir Clinton Driffield must test every one until only the truth survives. Connington, a chemist by profession, builds the case with the rigor of a laboratory experiment, laying the permutations out plainly for the reader to weigh. First published in 1928, it is often singled out as his cleverest exercise in pure detection.

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J. J. Connington

J. J. Connington was the pen name of Alfred Walter Stewart (1880-1947), a Scottish chemist who taught at Queen's University Belfast and published scholarly work on atomic theory. He is best remembered for his detective fiction, though he also produced this early venture into science fiction and disaster.

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Book facts

First published
1928
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
199
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Howard Skyman