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Fatal Venture

Fatal Venture

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Surely a winner!
Review: The proposed venture seemed irresistible. Obtain a former Atlantic luxury liner due for demolition and adapt it for gentle holiday cruising around the British Isles. Register the venture in France and run luxury gambling rooms on board. Several men become involved in launching this scheme which appears to prosper until one of them is murdered.

Crofts displays all his considerable skills in creating all this, timetabling and detailing all aspects of this vast enterprize, providing mini travelogues along the way and contriving an almost fool-proof alibi.

Having surveyed most of Freeman Wills Crofts' output in recent years, I would not argue with anyone who rated this his best book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Surely a winner!
Review: The proposed venture seemed irresistible. Obtain a former Atlantic luxury liner due for demolition and adapt it for gentle holiday cruising around the British Isles. Register the venture in France and run luxury gambling rooms on board. Several men become involved in launching this scheme which appears to prosper until one of them is murdered.

Crofts displays all his considerable skills in creating all this, timetabling and detailing all aspects of this vast enterprize, providing mini travelogues along the way and contriving an almost fool-proof alibi.

Having surveyed most of Freeman Wills Crofts' output in recent years, I would not argue with anyone who rated this his best book.


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