The case of the seven bells

About this book

It was one of the most bewildering cases that had ever confronted Ludovic Travers and Superintendent George Wharton. The spivs who threatened barmaid Maudie Brown let fall word of a proposed robbery at the bungalow of a famous actress. But the unfortunate actress was submitted to more than robbery — she was murdered. The case became more baffling by the hour. Why, for instance, did Maudie disappear? And why was there a crying baby at the bungalow? What connection was there with a famous clown? And why the odd behaviour of a famous conductor? Travers knew he had to find the answers — fast .