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When an afternoon bridge party attended by some of Hamilton’s leading citizens ends with the hostess being murdered in her boudoir, Special Investigator Dundee of the District Attorney’s office is called in. But one of the attendees is guilty? There are plenty of suspects: the victim’s former lover, her current suitor, the retired judge who is being blackmailed, the victim’s maid who had been horribly disfigured accidentally by the murdered woman, or any of the women who’s husbands had flirted with the victim. Or was she murdered by an outsider whose motive had nothing to do with the town of Hamilton. Find the answer in . . . Murder at Bridge!

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"Suddenly Dundee stooped and stared with eyes that were widened with excitement and a certain amount of horror. Then he rose, and, standing far to one side, picked up the fat volume which lay on the shelf. As he had expected, a bullet whizzed noiselessly across the room and buried itself in the plaster of the wall opposite--a bullet which would have ploughed through his own heart if he had obeyed his first impulse and gone directly to the shelf to obey the instructions in the note." *** A whodunit from the 1930's. Special Investigator Bonnie Dundee has to investigate a case of murder on actress Nita Selim during a game of bridge. Not only does he have to work through a number of suspects, but he also needs to find the murder weapon, a gun equipped with a silencer. The lovely Penny Crain, who also works for the District Attorney, complicates matters even more. When all roads seem to lead nowhere, Bonnie Dundee also has to deal with an attempt on his own life...

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When an afternoon bridge party attended by some of Hamilton’s leading citizens ends with the hostess being murdered in her boudoir, Special Investigator Dundee of the District Attorney’s office is called in. But one of the attendees is guilty? There are plenty of suspects: the victim’s former lover, her current suitor, the retired judge who is being blackmailed, the victim’s maid who had been horribly disfigured accidentally by the murdered woman, or any of the women who’s husbands had flirted with the victim. Or was she murdered by an outsider whose motive had nothing to do with the town of Hamilton. Find the answer in . . . Murder at Bridge!