Trent's Last Case
Author: Edmund Clerihew Bentley
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Description: Trent's Last Case by Edmund Clerihew Bentley is a classic detective novel, lauded for its clever plot and witty prose. It masterfully subverts traditional detective fiction tropes, offering a refreshing and engaging read.
Pages: 394
Megabytes: 12.92 MB
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