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<http://worldcat.org/entity/work/id/17182975> <http://schema.org/description> "David William's whodunits have a huge and devoted following.  His favourite gold-digging spouses get delicious outings, as do the perpetrators of two fascinating insurance scams and the members who so nearly bring disgrace on a London gentleman's club.  The tricking, on the Riviera, of an innocent Wimbledon spinster, the assassination of an ex-president and the hilarious arrangements for the demise of an unfavourite rich relative by a scrumptious Welsh harpy, are glorious examples of the genre. All these and other gems in this fifteen strong collection make for a compulsive and entirely satisfying virtuoso entertainment. ." .
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