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The Widow's Cruise is a 1959 British detective novel by Cecil Day-Lewis, written under the pen name of Nicholas Blake. It is the thirteenth in a series of novels featuring the private detective Nigel Strangeways. Synopsis. Strangeways and his friend the sculptress arrange to go on a cruise ship visiting the Greek Islands.
2 gen 2013 · Nigel Strangeways books a cruise to the Greek Islands with sculptor Claire Massinger only to find himself involved with a group of people who seem to have a lot of secrets between them. Some of them seem to know each other but don't want to admit it.
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1 gen 1977 · Nigel Strangeways books a cruise to the Greek Islands with sculptor Claire Massinger only to find himself involved with a group of people who seem to have a lot of secrets between them. Some of them seem to know each other but don't want to admit it. It is a classic scenario for murder to take place and it will keep the reader guessing.
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by. Blake, Nicholas, 1904-1972. Publication date. 1982. Topics. Children's stories in English, 1900-1945 - Texts. Publisher. Feltham : Hamlyn Paperbacks. Collection.
24 mag 2012 · 4.2 128 ratings. See all formats and editions. A VINTAGE MURDER MYSTERY. When private detective Nigel Strangeways books tickets for a holiday in the Greek islands with renowned sculptor Claire Massinger, he has no idea that the trip will end in tragedy.
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The Widow's Cruise by Frank Stockton What a treat to know one of our favorite authors, Mary E. Wilkins (Freeman) is read nightly by Widow Ducket (even if she isn't convinced of Wilkins' realistic characters). "When a sailorman lights his pipe he is generally willin' to talk, but when he is eatin' you can't get a word out of him."
cruise-liner, with a single funnel like a huge yellow pepper-pot, was getting up ste am. Some weather-beaten tramp steamers, a gaggle of assorted small craft, warehouses, ship-cranes a nd the hazy blue-white sky made up the rest of the scene. In the air hung a pervasive smell—fumes from
