Monthly Archives: July 2015

McGroder woke to muffled thuds and rattles from the corridor. Still in pyjamas, he opened the door of his “Blenheim” suite and peered out, expecting to see Brenda Berger or one of her remaining staff. Instead he saw a fully … Continue reading →

They walked back along the corridor and through the main lounge to reach the accommodation building. From there they ascended to the Melba and Prince of Wales Wings, once a high tariff precinct for the famous and wealthy, with several … Continue reading →

McGroder opened the door and stepped into the gallery. Maigret followed, but sluggishly. In the middle of the floor to their right was a chalk outline of the body’s final position. Extending out from the marking, a broad stain. “As … Continue reading →