Merino is an isolated town in New South Wales. Posing as a laborer, Bony goes there to investigate the murder of a vagrant and soon discovers a murderous tangle of motives and suspects. There are some very engaging characters and some excellent trakcing scenes leading to a suspenseful finish.

Author

Arthur Upfield

(1890*-1964) English-Australian mystery writer, who roamed in his youth the sub-continent working as a boundary-rider, cattle-drover, rabbit-trapper and station-manager. Upfield's famous hero is the Inspector Napoleon Bonaparte (or 'Bony', as he is known in the books familiarly), the son of an unknown white man and an aborigine mother. Bony is a gentleman and genius of criminal science, who has an M.A. degree from Brisbane University. In his work Bony frequently faces race prejudices but wins them with his wit and smile. 

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Books:

Series: Bony

Book Number:
29
1966
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28
1963
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27
1962
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26
1961
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25
1960
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24
1959
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23
1959
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22
1957
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21
1956
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20
1956
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19
1954
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18
1954
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17
1953
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16
1952
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15
1951
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14
1950
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13
1950
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12
1948
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11
1948
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10
1946
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9
1945
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8
1940
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6
1938
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5
1937
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4
1937
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3
1936
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2
1931
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1
1929
ISBN
0434811505
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