The Nursing Home Murder

For one unlucky Member of Parliament, a simple visit to the hospital (the “nursing home” of the title) proves fatal. But as Inspector Alleyn will discover, any number of people had reason to help the gentleman to his just reward, including the sour surgeon, his besotted nurse, a resentful wife, and a cabinet full of political rivals. While the title may ring odd to American ears, The Nursing Home Murder is widely considered to be the book with which Marsh, said the Times of London, “transformed the detective story” from a mere puzzle to a full-blown and fascinating novel.

Who's Likely to Like This

Fans of Agatha Christie and Margery Allingham