Brooklyn Murders

by G. D. H. Cole

37 chapters9h 1mEnglish1924

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Two relatives of a prominent theater personality Sir Vernon Brooklyn are found murdered on the day after a party in honor of Sir Vernon on his 70th birthday. While Inspector Blaikie is on the trail, Superintendent Wilson is the brain behind it. But there is also a pair of lovers who aren't far behind the police trying to unravel the mystery - Summary by Yoganandh T

Chapters (37)

1A Family Celebration

942

2Sir Vernon's will

572

3Murder

1129

4What Joan Found in the Garden

1181

5Plain as a Pikestaff

1180

6A Pause for Reflection

1282

7The Case Against Walter Brooklyn

811

8A Review of the Case

666

9Walter Brooklyn’s Explanation

438

10Charis Lang

1337

11Joan Takes Up the Case

1217

12Robert Ellery

1011

13An Arrest

964

14Mainly a Love Scene

761

15To and Fro

564

16A Link in the Chain

1128

17The Lovely Lady

905

18The Case for the Defence

821

19The Police Have Their Doubts

702

20Superintendent Wilson Thinks It Out

547

21Don Quixote

1079

22“The Spaniard” Does His Bit

656

23Walter Brooklyn Goes Free

875

24A Fresh Start

1309

25Raising the Wind

1206

26Two Men Strike a Bargain

755

27Robert Ellery’s Idea

1163

28The Superintendent’s Theory

602

29The Lie of the Land

695

30A Letter and Its Consequences

736

31A Button in a Bag

1038

32Sir John Bunnery

596

33On the Tiles

765

34The Stable-Yard

873

35An Order for Bulbs

309

36An Afternoon Call

1041

37A Happy Ending

634

Brooklyn Murders

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