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Patrick Quentin was the pseudonym of Richard Webb (1901-1966) and Hugh Wheeler (1912-1987). Together they wrote some of the finest detective novels during the Golden Age of the classic mystery. Beginning with Puzzle for Fools (1936), Webb and Wheeler placed their detective hero, Peter Duluth, into perilous situations in which he must extricate himself (and his actress wife Iris) by solving the crime. This book contains two previously uncollected novellas about Peter and Iris, and two short stories. 

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Bruce Simon

I had not read Peter Duluth before. He is a sleuth with an amazing logical mind but with a calm demeanor that is complimentary to his personality. I enjoyed him and the levity he brings to his cases.But the writing was sound and th stories themselves held my interest.

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Sandy Kachurek

I enjoyed the short stories. What a clever way of setting up the crime and solving it.