The room was inaccessible, the entry points of the room was watched by multiple eyes. Was there a phantom killer at work? and who is the stranger investigating this case after the police could not solve it for 10 years.
My thoughts on books from the Mystery Genre and the golden age of detective fiction. I have a very keen interest in books about History and Politics too. Hope you enjoy your stay here. Please leave a comment to mark your visit.
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Crimson Fog by Paul Halter
The room was inaccessible, the entry points of the room was watched by multiple eyes. Was there a phantom killer at work? and who is the stranger investigating this case after the police could not solve it for 10 years.
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