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Rex Stout

And Four to Go

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"And Four to Go" is a collection of four novellas in the Nero Wolfe series, written by Rex Stout. In this book, the astute detective Nero Wolfe and his loyal assistant Archie Goodwin solve four intriguing mysteries. The first novella, "Easter Parade," follows Wolfe and Goodwin as they investigate the murder of a wealthy businessman's daughter during the Easter Parade in New York City. The second story, "Man Alive," revolves around the death of a man who was believed to be dead for over a decade. In "Death of a Demon," Wolfe and Goodwin must unravel the mystery behind the murder of a notorious gangster, while the final novella, "Counterfeit for Murder," finds the duo investigating the murder of a rare stamp dealer. Stout's writing is crisp and witty, with a sharp focus on character development and dialogue. The relationship between Wolfe and Goodwin is a highlight of the series, as they play off each other's strengths and weaknesses to solve even the most complex cases. The author's depiction of New York City is also noteworthy, as he brings the city to life with vivid descriptions and a keen sense of place. "And Four to Go" is a must-read for fans of the Nero Wolfe series, as well as for anyone who enjoys a well-crafted mystery. The book is a quick and entertaining read, with each novella providing a satisfying resolution to its respective mystery. Stout's masterful storytelling and engaging characters make this a standout addition to the Nero Wolfe series...

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