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John Bingham
Books in Order: 18 titles
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Crime at Lark Cottage
- 2018
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A Christmas party is punctuated by a gunshot under a policeman's watchful eye. A jewel heist is planned amidst the glitz and glamour of Oxford Street's Christmas shopping. Lost in a snowstorm, a man finds a motive for murder. This collec...
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A Fragment of Fear
- 1965
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FROM THE INTRODUCTION BY JOHN LE CARRÉ "This novel comprises some of the best work of an extremely gifted and perhaps under-regarded British crime novelist.... What gave John Bingham his magic was something we look for in every writer, too often in...
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The Third Skin // Murder is a Witch
- 1957
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It was as easy for her as falling into bed. A few passionate kisses, a moment when her body clung to his, a promise of more to come -- and he was hers, for anything she wanted. What she wanted was money, and she knew where he could get it. She wan...
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The Tender Poisoner
- 1955
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HIS WIFE HAD TO DIE… Like all murderers who plan their crimes, he was supremely confident. He couldn’t face a dead moth, he was afraid of being locked in a room… But he could pit his wits, gamble his life, risk in reputation in the eyes of p...
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Five Roundabouts to Heaven
- 1953
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FROM THE INTRODUCTION BY JOHN LE CARRÉ "This novel comprises some of the best work of an extremely gifted and perhaps under-regarded British crime novelist....What gave John Bingham his magic was something we look for in every writer, too often in ...
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My Name Is Michael Sibley
- 1952
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FROM THE INTRODUCTION BY JOHN LE CARRÉ "This novel comprises some of the best work of an extremely gifted and perhaps under-regarded British crime novelist....What gave John Bingham his magic was something we look for in every writer, too often in ...
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