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One of the subplots in Racing the Devil is a tenant child whose older male relatives were killed in the war. A child is seldom featured in the Inspector Rutledge stories, but the character described makes you wish they were. Another crime filled outing in the Scotland Yard series.

from jamespurcell

Rutledge gets involved in investigating a traffic accident in which the dead driver, a local prior, is found to be driving a stolen car. Closer scrutiny suggests murder and we are off. Someone is killing a certain small group; but what else connects them as victims? officer returnees from WW1. Wi...

from sleahey

Rutledge is sent to a tiny village to investigate the death of the popular rector in a suspicious auto accident. Other deaths occur, which seem to also be suspicious but any connection among them is allusive to the investigators. Rutledge continues to be haunted by his experience in World War I, ...

from rosalita

The latest (#19!) in the Ian Rutledge mystery series, featuring a Scotland Yard inspector still haunted by his experiences in World War I. This one's set in November 1920, and Rutledge is sent to East Sussex to investigate the death of the local rector as the driver in a car crash on a twisty cli...

from NewsieQ

It's 1920. Inspector Ian Rutledge of Scotland Yard is called in to investigate a suspicious accident along the Sussex coast. The local rector is killed while driving a car that does not belong to him. And it appears the car may have been knocked off the road along a particularly treacherous stret...