“Clouds of Witness,” 1st U.K. edition cover This is the annotated Clouds of Witness by Dorothy L. Sayers. The page numbers are from the first edition. All Biblical references are to the King James Version, which Sayers used. out of 5 stars Clouds of Witness. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on Febru. Verified Purchase. This is the second novel featuring Lord Peter Wimsey. This time murder comes unpleasantly close to home when Lord Peter's brother - the Duke of Denver - is . Clouds of Witness by Dorothy L. Sayers. — 7 ratings — 0 reviews subjects: Crime Mystery Fiction. Register for a free account. All our eBooks are FREE to download! sign in or create a new account. Download EPUB KB. Download Kindle KB. $
Sayers' "clouds of witnesses" are the multiplicity of people who knew Denis Cathcart in life and who stumbled over his body on of the night of his death. Some of the current trends in mystery fiction are superlatively grim. I offer Dorothy L. Sayers as an alternative to graphic depictions of horrendous. So far I've read over half of the Lord Peter Wimsey detective novels by Dorothy Sayers. I've enjoyed all of them but I have some favourites and Clouds of Witness has just been added to those. It was the shooting season and Gerald, the Duke of Denver, with a party of guests had been lodging in the. Originally broadcast, in eight episodes, from 3rd February , this is a radio dramatization of Dorothy L. Sayers' novel. Rustic old Riddlesdale Lodge was a Wimsey family retreat filled with country pleasures and the thrill of the hunt -- until the game turned up human and quite dead.
This item: Clouds of Witness (The Best Mysteries of All Time) by Dorothy L. Sayers Leather Bound. $ Only 2 left in stock - order soon. Ships from and sold by BILLY BUDD'S BOOKSTORE. Murder Must Advertise The Franklin Library of Mystery Masterpieces, Collectors Edition) by Dorothy L. Sayers Hardcover. Clouds of Witness. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on Febru. Verified Purchase. This is the second novel featuring Lord Peter Wimsey. This time murder comes unpleasantly close to home when Lord Peter's brother - the Duke of Denver - is accused of the murder of his sister's fiancé. Dorothy Leigh Sayers ( – ) was a renowned English crime writer best known for her mysteries featuring the aristocratic amateur sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey. The only child of an Oxford chaplain, she was one of the first women to receive a degree from that institution.
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