Vanishing Point by Patricia Wentworth
On of the mistresses of crime, Patricia Wentworth, returns with a crime novel set in the middle of WWII-
Lonesome Road
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Poison in the Pen
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Miss Silver Comes to Stay
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Anna, Where Are You?
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The Chinese Shawl
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The Silent Pool
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Eternity Ring
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The Alington Inheritance
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The Catherine-Wheel
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Pilgrim's Rest
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The Watersplash
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Traveller Returns
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The Key
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The Listening Eye
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Danger Point
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Through the Wall
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Out Of The Past
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The Girl In The Cellar
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Grey Mask
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The Fingerprint
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The Benevent Treasure
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Miss Silver Intervenes
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The Clock Strikes Twelve
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The Ivory Dagger
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The Gazebo
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Latter End
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Spotlight
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The Case is Closed
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The Brading Collection
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Ladies' Bane
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The Case of William Smith
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Lonesome Road
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Poison in the Pen
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Miss Silver Comes to Stay
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Anna, Where Are You?
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The Chinese Shawl
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The Silent Pool
-
Eternity Ring
-
The Alington Inheritance
-
The Catherine-Wheel
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Pilgrim's Rest
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The Watersplash
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Traveller Returns
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The Key
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The Listening Eye
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Danger Point
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Miss Silver Intervenes
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Through the Wall
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Out Of The Past
-
The Girl In The Cellar
-
Grey Mask
-
The Fingerprint
-
The Benevent Treasure
-
The Clock Strikes Twelve
-
The Case of William Smith
-
The Ivory Dagger
-
The Gazebo
-
Latter End
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LADIES BANE HPB
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Spotlight
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The Case is Closed
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The Brading Collection
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Ladies' Bane
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Weekend with Death
Praise for Patricia Wentworth:
I like Wentworth very much - she captures the mores of pre-war middle class England perfectly, and she writes rather better than ChristieThey are romantic cosies, of course, but with an edge to them and an intelligence to the writing that has lasted. * Andrew Taylor *
Miss Silver is marvellous * Daily Mail *
You can't go wrong with Miss Maud Silver. * Observer *
Miss Silver has her place in detective fiction as surely as Lord Peter Wimsey or Hercule Poirot * Manchester Evening News *
Miss Wentworth is a first-rate storyteller * Daily Telegraph *
Patricia Wentworth has created a great detective in Miss Silver, the little old lady who nobody notices, but who in turn notices everything * Paula Gosling *
I like Wentworth very much - she captures the mores of pre-war middle class England perfectly, and she writes rather better than ChristieThey are romantic cosies, of course, but with an edge to them and an intelligence to the writing that has lasted. * Andrew Taylor *
Miss Silver is marvellous * Daily Mail *
You can't go wrong with Miss Maud Silver. * Observer *
Miss Silver has her place in detective fiction as surely as Lord Peter Wimsey or Hercule Poirot * Manchester Evening News *
Miss Wentworth is a first-rate storyteller * Daily Telegraph *
Patricia Wentworth has created a great detective in Miss Silver, the little old lady who nobody notices, but who in turn notices everything * Paula Gosling *
Patricia Wentworth was born in Uttarakhand, India but as a young girl moved to London to study at Blackheath High School for Girls.
After writing several romances she turned her hand to crime fiction. She wrote dozens of bestselling mysteries before her death in 1961, and is recognised as one of the mistresses of classic crime fiction.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780340689707 |
| ISBN 10 | 0340689706 |
| Title | Vanishing Point |
| Author | Patricia Wentworth |
| Series | Miss Silver Series |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Hodder & Stoughton |
| Year published | 1998-09-17 |
| Number of pages | 352 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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