The Silk Stocking Murders - Berkeley, Anthony
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When a series of strangled women are discovered in London-each marked by the same sinister token, a silk stocking-the city reels in fear. Journalist and amateur sleuth Roger Sheringham is drawn into the case, his curiosity sharpened by both intellect and instinct. As the body count rises and the evidence grows tangled in deceit and scandal, Sheringham must navigate high society's hypocrisies, the gossip of Fleet Street, and the shadowy corners of the city's underworld. Blending razor-sharp wit, psychological insight, and masterful plotting, The Silk Stocking Murders showcases Anthony Berkeley…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
When a series of strangled women are discovered in London-each marked by the same sinister token, a silk stocking-the city reels in fear. Journalist and amateur sleuth Roger Sheringham is drawn into the case, his curiosity sharpened by both intellect and instinct. As the body count rises and the evidence grows tangled in deceit and scandal, Sheringham must navigate high society's hypocrisies, the gossip of Fleet Street, and the shadowy corners of the city's underworld. Blending razor-sharp wit, psychological insight, and masterful plotting, The Silk Stocking Murders showcases Anthony Berkeley at his best-a Golden Age mystery filled with red herrings, moral ambiguity, and a shocking reveal that will keep readers guessing until the final page. Perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, and Margery Allingham.
Autorenporträt
Anthony Berkeley (1893-1971) was one of the founding masters of the Golden Age of British detective fiction. Writing under his own name and as Francis Iles, Berkeley helped transform the mystery novel from a simple puzzle into a sophisticated exploration of character, motive, and psychology.A journalist, humorist, and critic as well as a novelist, Berkeley was a founding member of London's legendary Detection Club, where he worked alongside Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, and G.K. Chesterton. His creation of Roger Sheringham, an erudite amateur sleuth with a sharp wit and human flaws, redefined the modern detective hero.Berkeley's innovative approach to crime, suspense, and psychological intrigue influenced generations of writers and helped shape the evolution of the classic British mystery. His works-especially The Layton Court Mystery, The Poisoned Chocolates Case, and Malice Aforethought-remain essential reading for anyone who loves intelligent whodunits, vintage crime stories, and the enduring charm of Golden Age mysteries.