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Title: Mysteries: Benjamin Stevenson's 'Everyone on This Train Is a Suspect'.
Authors: Nolan, Tom (AUTHOR)
Source: Wall Street Journal - Online Edition. 1/27/2024, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.
Subjects: Monozygotic twins, Private investigators, Pepper spray, Television journalists, Mystery fiction
Abstract: This article discusses three mystery novels: "Everyone on This Train Is a Suspect" by Benjamin Stevenson, "Hero" by Thomas Perry, and "The Devil's Daughter" by Gordon Greisman. "Everyone on This Train Is a Suspect" follows an Australian author who takes part in a crime-writers festival aboard a train ride and becomes embroiled in a real-life mystery. "Hero" tells the story of a private-security agent who becomes a target after saving the lives of two Hollywood socialites. "The Devil's Daughter" is set in 1957 New York City and follows a private investigator hired to find a missing teenager. Each novel offers suspense and intrigue, making them worth exploring for mystery enthusiasts. [Extracted from the article]
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  Data: This article discusses three mystery novels: "Everyone on This Train Is a Suspect" by Benjamin Stevenson, "Hero" by Thomas Perry, and "The Devil's Daughter" by Gordon Greisman. "Everyone on This Train Is a Suspect" follows an Australian author who takes part in a crime-writers festival aboard a train ride and becomes embroiled in a real-life mystery. "Hero" tells the story of a private-security agent who becomes a target after saving the lives of two Hollywood socialites. "The Devil's Daughter" is set in 1957 New York City and follows a private investigator hired to find a missing teenager. Each novel offers suspense and intrigue, making them worth exploring for mystery enthusiasts. [Extracted from the article]
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