She Shall Have Murder
earliest edition we have, 1972 Harper & Row, 1983 245 pages
Paranoid Mrs Robjohn is the least favourite client of the legal firm of Daniel Playfair & Son, what with her frequent calls, letters and visits, and her firm conviction that 'they' are out to get her. To Jane Hamish, the firm's legal secretary, struggling to write a murder mystery with the help of her lover, would-be amateur detective Dagobert, Mrs Robjohn seems the ideal murder victim. Then Jane's story begins to wr...
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