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The suave sleuth tries to connect his wife's kidnapping with a body dressed in a coat.
Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery is one of the classic crime novels in the Paul Temple series by Francis Durbridge. First serialized as a radio drama before being adapted into a novel, it follows the suave and sophisticated amateur detective Paul Temple and his wife, Steve, as they delve into a mysterious case involving the disappearance of a woman named Margo.
The story begins when Temple is asked to investigate the disappearance of Margo, the daughter of a wealthy industrialist. As he digs deeper, Temple uncovers a web of deceit, danger, and murder, with plenty of twists and turns that keep the reader guessing. The mystery is filled with the hallmarks of a good whodunit, including red herrings, suspenseful moments, and a well-crafted plot.
Francis Durbridge was known for creating complex, engaging mysteries that often began as radio plays before being published as novels. The Paul Temple series, in particular, became a cultural phenomenon in Britain, known for its stylish leads, intricate plots, and the glamorous world they inhabited. Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery is a prime example of Durbridge's skill in blending suspense with an air of sophistication.
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