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The Man in the Queue by

Name: The Man in the Queue by
Brand: Lushena Books
SKU: 50269039
Price: 32.79 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Josephine Tey
ISBN: 9798897189212

Josephine Tey

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 50269039

Publishers Lushena Books, December 2025

The Man in the Queue (1929) by Josephine Tey is a classic Golden Age detective novel featuring Inspe... Full description

Libristo code: 50269039

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The Man in the Queue (1929) by Josephine Tey is a classic Golden Age detective novel featuring Inspector Alan Grant.

The story begins when a man waiting in a long line outside a London theater is mysteriously stabbed to death. With no witnesses and nothing known about the victim-not even his real identity-Grant must unravel a tangle of misleading clues, false identities, and shifting testimonies.

As he pursues a prime suspect across Scotland, Grant is forced to question his assumptions about guilt and innocence. The novel blends psychological insight with traditional detective work, ultimately revealing a surprising and morally complex solution to the crime.