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The Tragedy of Y by Barnaby Ross
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it was amazing
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The most famous novel in the Drury Lane series and one of the best from Ellery Queen. A series of crimes without apparent motive, left several long winded false trails and a exceptional deaf-blind witness is the only lead to this ingenious criminal. The ending is shocking and unpredictable. The deduction steps explained by Drury Lane was amazing. I think all the clues were given in the book and obviously extremely difficult to work out the clues among a lot of red herrings.
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December 23, 2018 – Started Reading
December 23, 2018 – Shelved
December 23, 2018 – Shelved as: owned
December 25, 2018 –
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0.0% "The most famous novel in the Drury Lane series and one of the best from Ellery Queen. A series of crimes without apparent motive, left several long winded false trails and a exceptional deaf-blind witness is the only lead to this ingenious criminal. The ending is shocking and unpredictable. The deduction steps explained by Drury Lane was amazing."
December 25, 2018 – Finished Reading

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