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Let Him Die
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1939
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Cherry Harvest
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1944
An amusing tale of mystery concerning a strange assortment of people heading to a country estate where they will be living during the duration of WWII but they have a lot of adjusting to do with each other and then there is the matter of the dead body.
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Berry Green
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1945
The pastoral village of Berry Green is abuzz with excitement over the visit by a famour actor who says he is doing research but might actually be a German spy looking for a lost bomb. Alister Woodhead is sent to investigate.
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Weathercock
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1949
During the War, the Woodheads allowed their dream house to be used by refugees as they traveled on assignment. Now with the War over, they find, among many other things, a library book with interesting sketches inside. Alister Woodhead uses this as an entry into the Ministry.
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The Other Island
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1955
[plot unknown]
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Discord In The Air
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1955
The residents of the small English village did not take well to the aircraft engine testing facility newly placed in their region nor the man responsible for its arrival. When he turns up dead, however, it falls to Alister Woodhead to calm things down while getting to the truth.
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Chair Lift
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1955
The disappearance of her husband, an employee of the Ministry of Scientific Research, while in Switzerland has his wife concerned and she insists someone investigate. That person is Alister Woodhead who hates the boring assignment not least because he really dislikes Switzerland.
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Back In Daylight
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1957
Looking forward to a vacation with his family in Brittany, Alister Woodhead's reputation for solving mysteries works against him as a damsel in distress' tale soon puts the family in the middle of trouble.
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Uncommon Cold
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1958
The moorish hinterland is not the place Alister Woodhead is happy being sent and watching a young Soviet diplomat who might defect is not the job he was happy with. The results are not to his taste either.
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High Tension
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1959
Standing in for a famous movie star during the filming of an action scene on a mountaintop makes Alister Woodhead the target of a murder attempt. The question of target is interesting. It is the actor or Woodhead?
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Honey For The Marshal
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1960
Just back from one assignment, Alister Woodhead is grumpy to be sent to play host to a communist VIP for the weekend. The location was poorly picked, though, as it presents all sorts of opportunities for bad things to happen.
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A Note Of Enchantment
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1961
A young woman who once did clerical work for Alister Woodhead drowns while on her honeymoon and her family believe it was related to her work. Woodhead must prove it wasn't but evidence is misleading.
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Let Or Hindrance
Written by Eileen Helen Clements
Copyright: 1963
When a major player in the British Air Ministry disappeared on the Continent, Alister Woodhead is sent to bring him back. After finding him and getting as far as Calais, they are stopped by a storm and must wait, giving those after them a chance to catch up.
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