Charles Kingston Book order (chronological)

This author became renowned for his prolific output in crime fiction, particularly during the golden age of British detective stories. His works, often set against the backdrop of London, are characterized by intricate plots and a keen exploration of darker human motives. He dedicated himself to the genre with remarkable diligence, leaving behind a substantial body of work that continues to captivate readers seeking classic mystery.

Murder in Piccadilly
320 pages
12 hours of reading
When Bobbie Cheldon falls in love with a pretty young dancer at the Frozen Fang night club in Soho, he has every hope of an idyllic marriage. But Nancy has more worldly ideas about her future: she is attracted not so much to Bobbie as to the fortune he expects to inherit. Bobbie's miserly uncle Massy stands between him and happiness: he will not relinquish the ten thousand a year on which Nancy's hopes rest. When Bobbie falls under the sway of the roguish Nosey Ruslin, the stage is set for murder.
2015
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Murder in Piccadilly