How to be in two places at the same crime
In The Case of the Accomplished Accomplice, golden-age gadabout, amateur sleuth, and canny counsellor to his kin and kind, Anty Boisjoly, makes an accessory of himself when his simple solution for being in two places at once leads to an impossible, locked-room murder.
This out-of-series conspiracy query is a post-haste short case featuring a full complement of singular suspects, mysterious motives, the returning repertory of the weary Inspector Wittersham and Anty’s vague valet Vickers, and a pointer-setter named Pointsetter.
Like all Anty Boisjoly Mysteries, this is a stand-alone, repertory story of impossible murder and improbable motives intended for those who like a little mirth in their mystery.