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At one time a relatively popular mystery writer (Francis Iles called Quentin "number one among American crime writers"), Quentin has largely fallen into obscurity in the US, his works out of print. He probably is better known in Scandinavia, where he used to be among the most famous detective writers, although his reputation is fading there as ...
Complete order of Patrick Quentin books in Publication Order and Chronological Order.
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- Puzzle for Fools (Peter Duluth Mystery #1)
- Puzzle for Players.
- The Ordeal of Mrs. Snow: And Other Stories.
- Shadow of Guilt.
- Puzzle for Fools (Peter Duluth Mystery #1) Patrick Quentin.
- Puzzle for Players Patrick Quentin.
- The Ordeal of Mrs. Snow: And Other Stories Patrick Quentin.
- Shadow of Guilt Patrick Quentin.
Patrick Quentin, best known for the Peter Duluth puzzle mysteries, also penned outstanding detective novels from the 1930s through the 1960s under other pseudonyms, including Q. Patrick and Jonathan Stagge.
STARK HOUSE PRESS. The writing team of Patrick Quentin—also known as Q. Patrick and Jonathan Stagge—began as a collaboration between Philadelphia pharmaceutical executive Richard Wilson Webb (1901‐1966), a native Englishman, and American writer Martha Mott Kelley (1906‐1989).
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Patrick Quentin. Broadway producer Peter Duluth sought solace in a bottle after his wife's death; now, two years later and desperate to dry out, he enters a sanatorium, hoping to break his dependence on drink, but the institution doesn't quite offer the rest and relaxation he expected.
