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"Naughty Number Eight .... Colourful Characters .... Crime mysteries in the classical sense"

(Harborough Mail)

"Well done to Malcolm Noble who's obviously got the 'write stuff' " (The Market Trader)

Can Glenn Miller's lost trombone be the key to Timberdick's latest murder mystery?

When the Hoboken Arms burns down, the butchered body of a wayward husband is found in the yard. The next morning, Timberdick has to cope with a dead Admiral on her front room carpet. The Chief Constable's wife blames an escaped convict but Timberdick's not so sure. She knows that her favourite policeman, Glenn Miller's mysterious trombone and the Chief Constable's wife were in a country pub in January 1945. Now, in 1966, they're together again.

Timbers is sure that the trombone will lead to the murderer, but her every step forward is thwarted by thunder and lightning and wives who won't behave!

                More about Glenn Miller's music in The Case of the Naughty Wife

   More about Ned Machray's Austin Somerset!

  Railway Yarns in this and other Timberdick Mysteries

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