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Malcolm Sage Detective

Herbert George Jenkins

Publisher: Good Press

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Summary

'Malcolm Sage, Detective' is a detective novel by Herbert George Jenkins. The book is a collection of short stories involving cases where Malcolm Sage and his team swoop in to save the day. Sage's style of sleuthing is quite akin to that of Sherlock Holmes, where he uncovers evidence through his great powers of observation and analysis. However, there is also a hint of Hercule Poirot's investigation style, where discovering hidden motives and understanding witnesses can be the key to solving a crime.
Available since: 12/12/2019.
Print length: 236 pages.

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