More Work for the UndertakerFirst published by William Heinemann Ltd. 1949 |
Perhaps... but after a series of coincidences, culminating in a letter from Lugg's brother-in-law, Campion can no longer resist involvement in the eccentric Palinode household, where there have been two suspicious deaths. And if poisoning were not enough, there are also anonymous letters, sudden violence, a dying convict's last words and a vanishing coffin. Meanwhile, the residents of Apron Street go about their nocturnal business... For Campion, finding the truth is a very difficult and dangerous undertaking.
This unabridged edition of Margery Allingham's blackest comedy appears in Penguin for the first time in over twenty years.