So Many Doors: A Bobby Owen Mystery: 26 (The Bobby Owen Mysteries)

What happens Bobby asked when a woman with an irresistible attraction for men and the man with an irresistible attraction for women meet? When glamour meets glamour . . . ? Lummy said the superintendent. A seemingly innocent young woman has disappeared presumably to elope with an unscrupulous lothario. Despite his wife Olives urging Met Commander Bobby Owen is originally reluctant to get involved in a seemingly personal matter. But he soon finds his professional whiskers twitching when he discovers the cad in the case is a former suspect in a knife murder. Before long Bobby discovers a new murder scene - plenty of blood but strangely no corpse ... So Many Doors a classic golden age whodunit is the twenty-sixth novel in the Bobby Owen Mystery series originally published in 1949. This new edition features an introduction by crime fiction historian Curtis Evans and a selection of E.R. Punshons prolific Guardian reviews of other golden age mystery fiction. What is distinction? ... in the works of Mr. E.R. Punshon we salute it every time.--Dorothy L. Sayers