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The Whisper in the Gloom is a 1954 mystery thrillery detective novel by Cecil Day-Lewis, written under the pen name of Nicholas Blake. It is the eleventh in a series of novels featuring the private detective Nigel Strangeways.
5 giorni fa · The Whisper In The Gloom. A review of The Whisper in the Gloom by Nicholas Blake – 240420. The eleventh in Nicholas Blake’s Nigel Strangeways series, originally published in 1954 and going by the alternative title of Catch and Kill, is more of a thriller than a conventional murder mystery. And quite a thriller it is too.
12 gen 2023 · The whisper in the gloom. by. Blake, Nicholas, 1904-1972. Publication date. 2012. Topics. Strangeways, Nigel (Fictitious character) -- Fiction, Strangeways, Nigel (Fictitious character) Publisher. London : Vintage.
The Whisper in the Gloom. Nicholas Blake. 3.69. 102 ratings20 reviews. Nigel Strangeways and Scotland Yard come to the assistance of a group of boys in possession of a mysterious, message given to one of the boys in the park by a dying stranger. Genres Mystery Cozy Mystery Thriller Crime. 248 pages, Paperback. First published June 1, 1954.
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19 gen 2018 · Strangeways must track down a young boy who may hold a clue to an international conspiracy. You can’t keep Strangeways out of mischief... On a fine August day in Kensington Garden, Bert Hale is anxious to test out his toy boat, a police informant is running for his life, and Nigel Strangeways is out for a stroll.
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22 set 2019 · The Whisper in the Gloom may lack the charm and fair-play quality of earlier Strangeways mysteries – this is a tale that unfolds and announces rather than challenges and confounds – but it is a decent suspense story with bouts of action and a couple satisfying set pieces.
A VINTAGE MURDER MYSTERYA small boy playing in the park is handed a crumpled piece of paper by a stranger, who then collapses and dies. The boy, realising that he himself is now in danger, flees from the park with the help of detective Nigel Strangeways, only to discover that the mysterious message consists of just his own name and age: Bert Hale 12.
