Douglas Perkins — by Marian Babson

• 1971
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It's curtains for an interfering stage mother in this "frothy, funny" mystery from an Agatha Award -- winning author (Kirkus Reviews).   London public relations firm Perkins & Tate has a potentially lucrative new client: the America...

• 1972
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MRS. CHESNE-MALVERN overbearing organizer of London's prestigious Cats Through the Ages Exhibition. ROGER adulterous and allergic, the luckless Mr. Chesne-Malvern. HUGO hot-tempered artist, creator of the Exhibition's most celebrated cat -- ...

• Nov-1989
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A troupe of travelers in London may harbor a killer in this novel from an Agatha Award -- winning author praised for her "wit and whimsy" (Kirkus Reviews).   A group of tourists has arrived in London -- shaken by the mysterious death of...

• Jun-1990
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A dentist's office becomes a crime scene: "Uproarious . . . a hilarious cast of characters . . . sparkling comedy" (Publishers Weekly).   Endicott Zayle is a dentist to the rich and famous -- as well as to public rel...