(Charles Kingston: 1884-1944)
Bobbie Cheldon, related to a well-heeled family, has to make his own way in the world. He wants to marry a night-club dancing girl, but she won't marry unless he has a lot of money.
Bobbie Cheldon's uncle Massy has lots of money and landed estate, and Bobbie will be, ultimately, the heir. But Uncle Massy is both young, and in robust health...
Not so much a whodunit, as a "will he get away with it?". And it isn't all top hats and spats; there's the seedy side of the West End.
Bobbie Cheldon, related to a well-heeled family, has to make his own way in the world. He wants to marry a night-club dancing girl, but she won't marry unless he has a lot of money.
Bobbie Cheldon's uncle Massy has lots of money and landed estate, and Bobbie will be, ultimately, the heir. But Uncle Massy is both young, and in robust health...
Not so much a whodunit, as a "will he get away with it?". And it isn't all top hats and spats; there's the seedy side of the West End.






