In the world of fashion, even murders are committed with elegance. Henry Tibbet, investigating the death of the deputy chief editor of the glossy magazine, shows the version behind the version and literally suffocates under the load of gossip. But which of the witnesses can be believed, but to whom – no? Who is mistaken – and who tries to take suspicions from a real killer at any cost? A lush bouquet of roses, a bottle of expensive champagne, an extravagant cake – what was the poison that killed Lady Bellock on the day of its seventieth anniversary? Inspector Tibbet finds out: everyone dreamed of getting rid of an elderly aristocrat – from a daughter who married a millionaire to a modest companion. However, who of the suspects had enough cunning and cruelty to carry out an almost perfect crime?
Author
Moes Patricia
Translator
Skibin A. G., Alucard S.
Publisher
AST, 2014
Series
Golden Age of English Detective
Genre
Classical foreign prose
16+
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