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From Maurice Prior's review in The Spectator, 17 March 1967:
"A fine example of an oblique murder mystery is Lonely Heart 4122 by Colin Watson. In provincial Flaxborough two marriage bureau lady members disappear. What connection has Lonely Heart 4122 - - identifying a retired naval commander and a bureau member - -with Miss Teatime, also playing the same game? Inspector Purbright has quite a problem to solve. Colin Watson, whose crime stories are unfortunately all too rare, purposefully, wittily and ingeniously executes a tour de force in this
very good comedy whodunit."
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Mystery, Marriage Bureau, Miss Teatime, Inspector Purbright, Police, Fiction, Fiction, mystery & detective, general, Purbright, walter, inspector (fictitious character), fiction, England, fictionPeople
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Flaxborough, East Anglia, East Anglia (England), EnglandTimes
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"An Inspector Furbright mystery."
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