The Man Who Killed Fortescue

When a popular crime novelist is found dead at the top of an open omnibus in flapper-era New York City, Detective Van Dusen Ormsberry is called in to investigate. It appears Mr. Anstruther was killed with the same, unusual method as was John Fortescue, the victim of last year's humiliatingly unsolved, publicly sensational murder case, which still rankles in the mind of the usually astute and efficient detective. With his new young protege at his side, Ormsberry vows to finally bring the elusive murderer of both men to justice. Originally published in 1928, The Man Who Killed Fortescue is the first of John Stephen Strange's many mystery novels. This edition is completely unabridged, with annotations added by Kymberly MacAgy. Cover Design by Rachel MacAgy, www.DarkCityDesign.com. For more information about J.S. Strange, please visit our website: www.JSStrangeMysteryNovels.info