MbD’s Deal Me In challenge master post

I have so many anthologies, I hardly know where to begin.

Ok, a perusal of my shelves gave me the following books that I haven’t even cracked open yet:

In the Shadow of Agatha Christie: Classic Crime Fiction by Forgotten Female Writers 1850-1917;

Bodies from the Library V. 1: Lost Tales of Mystery and Suspense by Agatha Christie and other Masters of the Golden Age;

Great Stories of Crime and Detection V. III: The Forties and the Fifties (Folio);

Great Stories of Crime and Detection V. IV: The Sixties to the Present (Folio);

I figure that gives me something resembling a time continuum of mysteries spanning a century or so.

So, here’s the table:

Suit:
Short story title: Date drawn/read:
In the Shadow of Agatha Christie: Classic Crime Fiction by Forgotten Female Writers 1850-1917
A ❤️ The Advocate’s Wedding Day By Catherine Crowe
2 ❤️ The Squires Story By Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell
3 ❤️ Traces Of Crime By Mary Fortune
4 ❤️ Mr Furbush, by Harriet Prescott Spofford
5 ❤️ Mrs Todhetley’s Earrings By Ellen Wood 15 January (m/up for 1 January)
6 ❤️ Catching A Burglar By Elizabeth Corbett
7 ❤️ The Ghost Of Fountain Lane By C.L. Pirkis 15 January
8 ❤️ The Statement Of Gerard Johnson By Geraldine Bonner
9 ❤️ Point in Morals by Ellen Glasgow 22 January
10 ❤️ The Blood-Red Cross by L. T. Mead, and Robert Eustace 12 March
J ❤️ The Regent’s Park Murder by Baroness Orczy
Q ❤️ The Case Of The Registered Letter By Augusta Groner
K ❤️ The Winning Sequence By M.E. Braddon
Bodies from the Library V. 1: Lost Tales of Mystery and Suspense by Agatha Christie and other Masters of the Golden Age
A ♠️ Before Insulin by JJ Connington
2 ♠️ The Inverness Cape by Leo Bruce 12 March
3 ♠️ Dark Waters, by Freeman Wills Crofts
4 ♠️ Linckes’ Great Case by Georgette Heyer
5 ♠️ ‘Calling James Braithwaite’ by Nicholas Blake
6 ♠️ The Elusive Bullet by John Rhode 6 February
7 ♠️ The Euthanasia of Hillary’s Aunt by Cyril Hare
8 ♠️ The Girdle of Dreams by Vincent Cornier
9 ♠️ The Fool And The Perfect Murder by Arthur Upfield 12 February
10 ♠️ Bread Upon the Waters by AA Milne 19 February
J ♠️ The Man with the Twisted Thumb by Anthony Berkeley
Q ♠️ The Rum Punch by Christianna Brand
K ♠️ Blind Man’s Bluff by Ernest Bramah
Great Stories of Crime and Detection V. III: The Forties and the Fifties (Folio)
A ♦️ The Splinter by Mary Roberts Rinehart 26 February
2 ♦️ A Perfectly Ordinary Case of Blackmail by AA Milne
3 ♦️ Cops Gift by Rex Stout 8 January
4 ♦️ I Can Find My Way Out by Ngaio Marsh
5 ♦️ Inspector Maigret Pursues by Georges Simenon
6 ♦️ The Assassins Club by Nicholas Blake
7 ♦️ The Riddle of the Black Museum by Stuart Palmer
8 ♦️ The Gettysburg Bugle by Ellery Queen
9 ♦️ The Proverbial Murder by John Dickson Carr
10 ♦️ The Sands of Thyme by Michael Innes
J ♦️ No Motive by Daphne du Maurier 26 March
Q ♦️ The Arrow of God by Leslie Charteris
K ♦️ Witness for the Prosecution by Q. Patrick
Great Stories of Crime and Detection V. IV: The Sixties to the Present (Folio)
A ♣️ The Evidence I Shall Give by H.R.F. Keating 5 March
2 ♣️ Freeze Everybody by David Williams
3 ♣️ Coyote by Len Deighton
4 ♣️ Licensed Guide by Eric Wright
5 ♣️ Evans Tries an O-level by Colin Dexter
6 ♣️ The Man Who Rode for the Shore by Catherine Aird
7 ♣️ The Wink by Ruth Rendell 2 April
8 ♣️ Custom Killing by Howard Engle
9 ♣️ Have a Nice Death by Antonia Frazier
10 ♣️ Skeeks, by Donald E Westlake
J ♣️ The Last High Mountain, by Clark Howard 29 January
Q ♣️ Of Mice and Men, and Two Women by Julian Rathbone
K ♣️ Crowded Hour by Reginald Hill

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