Ngaio Marsh's handsome, melancholy Scotland Yard sleuth solves crimes in 1930s England with assistance from his wife, painter Agatha Troy; and reliable partner, Insp. Fox. The stories ran on PBS's 'Mystery!' and in Britain as 'The Alleyn Mysteries.'
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Inspector Alleyn Mysteries: Set 2-Scales Of Justice
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