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Bridges Publishing edition

The Red House Mystery

A. A. Milne

Intrigue, betrayal, and an unexplained death set the stage for a thrilling mystery where every guest is a suspect and trust is a luxury.

First published 1922

Britain collection

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At the heart of a serene country-house party lies a baffling puzzle in The Red House Mystery by A. A. Milne. Mark Ablett, the gracious host, finds himself in a tangled web of suspicion and mystery when his estranged brother, Robert, arrives from Australia with shadows of the past trailing behind him. The tension culminates in a chilling gunshot, leading to Robert's untimely death and Mark's sudden disappearance.

Enter Tony Gillingham, an unexpected visitor and amateur sleuth, who joins forces with Bill Beverley, another guest. Together, they forge a dynamic duo reminiscent of Holmes and Watson, navigating through a maze of clues and alibis. As they outpace a faltering police force, their investigative prowess is put to the test, unearthing deep-seated family secrets, motives, and unexpected twists. A classic detective novel penned by the renowned author of children's tales, this captivating narrative offers suspense, wit, and a rich tapestry of characters, proving that A. A. Milne's storytelling magic isn't confined to the world of Pooh.

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