Jumping Jenny
Book • 2024
Anthony Berkeley's 'Jumping Jenny' is a classic Golden Age detective novel featuring Roger Sheringham.
The novel unfolds at a lively costume party where a murder occurs, adding an element of intrigue and disguise to the mystery.
Sheringham's sharp wit and deductive reasoning are key to solving the crime.
The plot is cleverly constructed, with unexpected twists and turns that keep the reader engaged.
'Jumping Jenny' is a fine example of the Golden Age detective novel, blending mystery, humor, and social commentary.
The novel unfolds at a lively costume party where a murder occurs, adding an element of intrigue and disguise to the mystery.
Sheringham's sharp wit and deductive reasoning are key to solving the crime.
The plot is cleverly constructed, with unexpected twists and turns that keep the reader engaged.
'Jumping Jenny' is a fine example of the Golden Age detective novel, blending mystery, humor, and social commentary.
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Mentioned by Caroline Crampton as a book published in 1933, highlighting the popularity of detective fiction during that year.
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