John Stephen Strange Books

The Man Who Killed Fortescue
The house on 9th Street
The Man Who Killed Fortescue
The Man Who Killed Fortescue

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A new, annotated edition of the 1928 classic, reprinted by Mrs. Tillett's grandchildren.

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Strangler Fig
Strangler Fig

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Strangler Fig
Strangler Fig

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The Clue of the Second Murder
The Clue of the Second Murder

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Special 85th Anniversary Edition of the 1929 Classic

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Murder on the Ten Yard Line
The Clue of the Second Murder
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