Deed Without a Name

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The intriguing plot revolves around a murder victim who leaves behind artistic clues—sketches, watercolors, and clay models—featuring the name of his killer. Despite these unique leads, Inspector Dan Pardoe from Scotland Yard struggles to uncover the identity of the murderer. This Golden Age detective novel, reminiscent of Dorothy L. Sayers' style, was first published in 1940, offering a captivating blend of mystery and art.