Murder Is Ruby Red

Doctor Manson #30

by E. Radford

William Coppock, a well-known jeweller, was found dead in his car which was half submerged in the River Thames at Henley. An inquest decided that he had died from misadventure. Two months later, for no reason at all except his legendary "suspicious mind", Doctor Manson, Scotland Yard's homicide chief, had the body exhumed - and found murder; and a ring of remarkable frauds. It took journeys to Paris, Amsterdam and Burma to find clues which eventually solved the crime.

288 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1999

About the author

Edwin Isaac Radford, 1891-1973, b. in Staffordshire

See also Edwin Radford