Toll the Bell for Murder
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Toll the Bell for Murder
Toll the Bell for Murder
Inspector Littlejohn is once again summoned to the Isle of Man when a local vicar is accused of murder in this long-running British mystery series.
As a rule, the towns of the Isle of Man are eerily silent after dark. But that silence is shattered one black night by an explosion followed by the violent ringing of the church bell. The vicar, Sullivan Lee, is discovered praying beside the murdered body of Sir Martin Skollick. Archdeacon Kinrade must summon his old friend, Superintendent Littlejohn of Scotland Yard, to get to the bottom of another perplexing crime.
With the help of Inspector Knell of the Manx C.I.D., Littlejohn sheds light on the victim's life, uncovering misdeeds and enemies aplenty. A womanizer and a fraud, it's no wonder someone might want Skollick dead. But the inspectors have much more to unravel before they can clear the vicar's name.
Toll the Bell for Murder offers another thrilling investigation for fans of classic detective fiction.
Book Details
INFORMATION
ISBN: 9781504092586
Publisher: Open Road Media
Format: Paperback / softback
Date Published: 16 July 2024
Country: United States
Imprint: Open Road Media Mystery & Thriller
Illustration: Illustrations
Audience: General / adult
DIMENSIONS
Spine width: 25.0mm
Width: 139.0mm
Height: 215.0mm
Weight: 267g
Pages: 228
About the Author
George Bellairs was the pseudonym of Harold Blundell (19021985), an English crime author best known for the creation of Detective-Inspector Thomas Littlejohn. Born in Heywood, near Lancashire, Blundell introduced his famous detective in his first novel, Littlejohn on Leave (1941). A low-key Scotland Yard investigator whose adventures were told in the Golden Age style of Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers, Littlejohn went on to appear in more than fifty novels, including The Crime at Halfpenny Bridge (1946), Outrage on Gallows Hill ), and The Case of the Headless Jesuit (1950).
In the 1950s Bellairs relocated to the Isle of Man, a remote island in the Irish Sea, and began writing full time. He continued writing Thomas Littlejohn novels for the rest of his life, taking occasional breaks to write standalone novels, concluding the series with An Old Man Dies (1980).
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