The murders in Praed Street

"The Murders in Praed Street" is a classic detective novel written by John Rhode, a pseudonym for the prolific British crime writer Cecil John Charles Street. Originally published in 1928, this book follows the adventures of Detective Inspector Hanslet as he investigates a series of murders that take place in the titular Praed Street in London. The story begins with the discovery of a body in a small shop. As the investigation unfolds, Hanslet finds himself drawn into a web of lies and deception, with multiple suspects and motives to consider. With the clock ticking, he must unravel the truth before the killer strikes again. Written in a classic whodunit style, "The Murders in Praed Street" keeps readers guessing until the very end. Rhode's attention to detail and skillful plotting make for a compelling and engaging read, reminiscent of the golden age of detective fiction. Fans of Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers will surely enjoy this captivating mystery.