When Paul and Steve are asked to investigate a case of blackmail and murder, they soon discover violence has been brought right to their own doorstep... Francis Durbridge's work is known for its suspenseful storytelling and complex plotting, making the Paul Temple series a classic in British crime fiction
Paul Temple and the Geneva Mystery is part of the Paul Temple detective series, written by Francis Durbridge. Paul Temple, a suave and intelligent crime novelist and private detective, often finds himself embroiled in various mysteries. The series, originally created as a radio drama in the 1930s, gained popularity and was later adapted into novels, TV series, and films.
In Paul Temple and the Geneva Mystery, Temple is asked to investigate a case involving a young man named Philip Droste, who has gone missing in Geneva. Droste's father believes his disappearance is connected to a larger and more dangerous conspiracy, so Temple, alongside his wife, Steve, embarks on an investigation that leads them into a web of intrigue, danger, and international crime.
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Categories: Audio Drama Crime Fiction Mystery