Friday, June 18, 2021

Fer-de-Lance by Rex Stout

An incredibly rich man has died and only Nero Wolfe seems to think that it is murder. And is it connected to the disappearance of a Greek engineer? He starts working on finding a client. And it gets even murkier when the police learn that Wolfe is right and that a man who seemingly had no enemies has been killed by an ingenious device.
The case becomes murky and gets twisty and turny. It's much better read as a physical book rather than an audiobook as it did get very confusing even as a book I was re-reading.

Three stars for audio
This book came out October 1934
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Borrowed as audiobook from Libby
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