The Gutenberg Murders: A Golden Age Mystery

Gwen Bristow · Bruce Manning

ऑग २०२२ · Open Road Media

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An ingenious killer with a penchant for rare books is targeting the Crescent City’s elite in this 1930s mystery by the authors of The Invisible Host.

A distressing rumor is circulating through New Orleans that one of the city’s prized artifacts—a fragment of the Gutenberg Bible—has been stolen. But when the rumor comes true and is followed by a series of murders, distress turns to outright panic. As the rich and powerful are targeted, newspapers churn out breathless headlines, and the police are left increasingly baffled.

Many stand to gain from the death of the victims, and each new clue only adds to the list of suspects. Now district attorney Dan Farrell must turn to a local crime reporter for help in unravelling a twisting plot of passion, deceit, and murder of truly tragic proportions.

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Gwen Bristow and Bruce Manning were the husband-and-wife team behind several Golden Age mystery novels. Their most well-known mystery, The Invisible Host, was adapted into the film The Ninth Guest, and is remembered today for possibly inspiring Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. Their four collaborative novels were set in and around New Orleans, where the couple met and lived for much of the 1920s and ’30s. Bristow went on to a successful solo career as an author of Southern historical romance.