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Binding: Hardcover
Harper & Row
Copyright 1965
First Edition
Library of Congress Catalog Number: 65-21382
Pages: 244
Ex Library
Item Condition: This book includes the dust jacket. The dust jacket has some wear. The dust jacket has a protective cover. The dust jacket is taped to the inside front and back covers. There is a date written inside the front cover. Pages 1-15 have spots. There are no bent or torn pages. This book was a library book and has cardholder, stamp, and reference sticker.
"George Gideon, Commander of London's Criminal Investigation Department, came home one evening to greet his wife, Kate, with news that delighted her. 'I'm going to take you to New York.'
Both of the Gideons were pleased by the prospect of the trip, but for Gideon it meant leaving problems, including that of a particularly unpleasant murderer, in the hands of his assistant Lemaitre. Gideon wasn't sure if Lemaitre would be able to handle the problems on his own, but it was a chance that had to be taken -- and an opportunity for the ambitious assistant to prove what he could do.
The Gideons sailed, and even the trip over was eventful, for murder followed them aboard the ship.
And New York proved not to be an entirely relaxing city.
The many Gideon fans in the United States will be delighted to have one of their favorite policeman pay a visit to their shores."
Binding: Hardcover
Harper & Row
Copyright 1965
First Edition
Library of Congress Catalog Number: 65-21382
Pages: 244
Ex Library
Item Condition: This book includes the dust jacket. The dust jacket has some wear. The dust jacket has a protective cover. The dust jacket is taped to the inside front and back covers. There is a date written inside the front cover. Pages 1-15 have spots. There are no bent or torn pages. This book was a library book and has cardholder, stamp, and reference sticker.
"George Gideon, Commander of London's Criminal Investigation Department, came home one evening to greet his wife, Kate, with news that delighted her. 'I'm going to take you to New York.'
Both of the Gideons were pleased by the prospect of the trip, but for Gideon it meant leaving problems, including that of a particularly unpleasant murderer, in the hands of his assistant Lemaitre. Gideon wasn't sure if Lemaitre would be able to handle the problems on his own, but it was a chance that had to be taken -- and an opportunity for the ambitious assistant to prove what he could do.
The Gideons sailed, and even the trip over was eventful, for murder followed them aboard the ship.
And New York proved not to be an entirely relaxing city.
The many Gideon fans in the United States will be delighted to have one of their favorite policeman pay a visit to their shores."
