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About The Crimson Scarf: A Tale of Intrigue and Murder (The Reginald Hargrove Mysteries)

For fans of Agatha Christie, Anthony Horowitz, and the golden age of detective fiction. December 1938. Snow seals a Mayfair townhouse — and traps eight people with a killer. Reginald Hargrove has survived Burmese rig fires, jungle fevers, and thirty years of boardroom knives. Tonight should be nothing more than brandy and cigars. Instead, Julian Blackwood steps out for a cigarette. Minutes later, he's found strangled in the cloakroom with his own crimson scarf. The police are fighting through the storm. Until they arrive, there's only Hargrove — and a dining table full of people with secrets worth killing for. Because this wasn't rage. It was arithmetic. And Hargrove can feel it — something at the heart of the company is rotten, and Julian died because he knew too much.

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