Fictional Amateur Detectives, including: Three Investigators, The Secret Of Terror Castle, The Mystery Of The Silver Spider, Robert Arthur, Jr., Rakib Hasan, Tin Goyenda, Scrapyard Detectives, The Mystery Of The Stuttering Parrot, Stephen Marchesi

by Hephaestus Books

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432 pages, Paperback

First published September 30, 2011

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Reviews

[Stuart Langridge · Rating 2 out of 5]

Got along with Crooked Cat and for the same reasons. This one is actually quite clever, before the horse got flogged all the way into death and beyond. Also, learned much from Wikipedia article about how these were written; I think when I was a kid I actually believed that it was Hitchcock doing the writing.