The Elusive Bowman
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The Elusive Bowman

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1951

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The Inspector Knollis Mysteries #7

>>*“He’s dead all right. Taken him clean through the heart. It’s murder, Rose!”*

>Michael Maddison, the host of the Fox Inn, is hellbent on preventing his sister and niece from marrying - a difficult task when both ladies are being ardently courted in the district. When one of the suitors, expert archer Harry Saunders, finds two of his lethal arrows missing, it seems Maddison is in deadly earnest - yet it is the latter who is found murdered, two green-and-white fletched arrows sticking out of his ribs.

>Inspector Knollis is back on cracking form in this, his seventh mystery. A tale of archery and assasination in which Knollis must pull from his own quiver the solution lest the mysterious Bowman strike again . . .

*The Elusive Bowman* was originally published in 1951.

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