A very funny mystery written several decades ago.
Knox was a very very clever man, his use of the english language is astonishing. This book is worth reading for the vocabulary education on its own.
The Viaduct Murder is the first of Knox's detective novels, and the only
one that does not include Miles Bredon. It tells the story of how four old
golfing friends discover the body of another member of the golf club that has
fallen, or been pushed, from a railway viaduct. They feel they have to set about
investigating what really happened because, as one of them explains, "I've got
the greatest respect for the police as a body, but I don't think they're very
good at following up clues
A list of books I've read recently with some occasional gibberish thrown in.
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