The Case of the Flying Graveyard by Edward D. Hoch

I am truly amazed by the intricacy of this series. You might say this series just came "out of the Blue " for me and Laura certainly does have much Charme as his more than competent partner.These Interpol cases have more lurking beneath th surface than a standard, plodding police procedural.The settings can be exotic and reveal startling facts about human nature, that may seem radical for the times. A startling example is "The Case of the Lapidated Man". I don't know why but when I try and imagine Sebastian Blue, I find him resembling the late Sir Anthony Quayle in my mind and Laura Charme could easily pass for Cinnamon from Mission Impossible. This is a couple equipped with both savvy and inspiring intuition. Sorry these stories were the only ones written.

I love this book. I have 15 ed hoch books and read most of them. I hope you bring more books.

More great stories from Edward D. Hoch!!