- Upfield, Arthur W.
An Author Bites the Dust. Garden City, Doubleday, 1948
The 11th in the series of 'Bony' books, set in Victoria's Yarra
Valley featuring Upfield's chief literary invention, the part-Aborignal
character, detective-inspector Napoleon Bonaparte. |
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- Valin, Jonathan.
Final Notice. New York, Dodd, Mead, 1980 - Features a seductive librarian
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- Van Greenaway, Peter.
The Judas Gospel. 1st U.S., New York, Atheneum. 1972 - Discovery of a new Dead Sea Scroll of great importance results
in murder and intrigue
Medusa Touch. Stein & Day, 1973
This is another Inspector Cherry mystery concerning a reclusive
novelist. Author's fifth novel. |
 
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- Van Gulik, Robert.
Poets & Murder. New York, Scribner's, 1968; 1st UK, London,
Heinemann, 1968 - A murder mystery set in ancient China involving the court poet,
a beautiful poetess, and a Chinese manuscript. With end papers and
eight illustrations by the author in Chinese style. Series character:
Judge Dee
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- Van Rjndt, Philippe.
The Tetramachus Collection. Toronto, Lester & Orpen,
1976; New York, Putnam's, 1976; London, MacDonald & Jane's,
1977
A leather bound book that reveals secrets which could destroy the
Church lies hidden in the innermost of the Vatican's archives until
a crippled Polish priest steals the volume from the Vatican Library |
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- Von Conta, Manfred.
The Deathbringer. London, Calder and Boyars, 1971 - About the owner of a lending library
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