Philip MacDonald Books
Philip MacDonald was one of the most popular mystery writers of the 1930s, celebrated for his compelling "whodunnit" plots and occasional locked-room puzzles. His detective novels, particularly those featuring his series detective Anthony Gethryn, are characterized by intricate plotting and masterful suspense. Beyond crafting screenplays for renowned programs like Alfred Hitchcock Presents and Perry Mason, MacDonald was also an accomplished short story writer, earning critical acclaim and awards for his concise and impactful narratives. His signature style offers readers a classic mystery experience, emphasizing logical deduction and surprising resolutions.
The Rasp
- 278 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Debut of celebrated detective, Colonel Anthony Gethryn. Brutal murder enmeshes sleuth in dark tale of revenge. Superb suspense, shocking denouement.
The Polferry Riddle
- 319 pages
- 12 hours of reading
What at first seems like a quiet isolated country house on the British coast becomes the sinister setting for murder. Upstairs beneath a bolted door is a stream of blood. A classic locked-room mystery starring the incomparable sleuth Anthony Gethryn.
The Rynox Murder Mystery
- 143 pages
- 6 hours of reading
