- Ocork, Shannon.
The Murder of Muriel Lake. New York, Worldwide, 1990 - Murder in a library at a mystery writers' convention
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O'Hara, Kenneth.
The Delta Knife. London, Victor Gollancz, 1976
Sean Pearse is a professional writer, his wife Laura a dilettante
painter. After four years of seemingly happy marriage, she suddenly
makes an unprovoked attack on him with a knife, inflicting a nasty
wound, and then disappears. |
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- O'Toole, G.J.A.
The Cosgrove Report. New York, Rawson, Wade, 1979
The novel opens when a recently discovered 19th century manuscript
comes into the hands of modern-day P.I. Michael Croft. His assignment:
to verify the historical accuracy of Pinkerton detective agent Nicholas
Cosgrove's report revealing one of the most shocking cover-ups in
American history &endash; the assassination Abraham Lincoln and
the alleged capture and death of John Wilkes Booth.
Poor Richard's Game. New York, Delacorte, 1982
An historical mystery set in 1781 which explores whether Ben Franklin
was a traitor to the colonies during the Revolutionary War. It starts
with an 18th century manuscript. |
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- Oursler, Fulton.
The Reader's Digest Murder Case. New York, Farrar, Straus,
& Young, 1952 - Death at the Reader's Digest
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