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    <title>The Ashworth Manor Murder</title>
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            </div><p>Rain hasn&rsquo;t let up all night, and neither has the phone. When it finally rings
past midnight, it&rsquo;s Inspector Hale, and his voice has that particular flatness
that means someone&rsquo;s dead. <em>Ashworth Manor. Come now.</em></p>
<p>You find Lord Ashworth slumped over his study desk, a shattered brandy glass
at his elbow and no sign anyone forced their way in. Hale&rsquo;s already pinned a
scrap of corkboard to the wall — a tangle of string leading nowhere, evidence
of a trail he couldn&rsquo;t follow. &ldquo;I know who was in this house tonight,&rdquo; he
says, &ldquo;I just can&rsquo;t prove who left last.&rdquo; He hands you the thread. The rest
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