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Title	:	Outrageous Fortune
Author	:	Patricia Wentworth
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 240 pages
Published	:	September 1st 1990 by Grand Central Publishing (first published September 1st 1933)
Categories	:	Mystery. Golden Age Mystery. Fiction

Outrageous Fortune

Patricia Wentworth

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 240 pages

Rating: 3.75 | 212 Users | 16 Reviews

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A man is in a hospital in Sussex. He was shipwrecked when the Alice Aiden, the coastal boat heading to Glasgow encountered a thick fog. This man lost his memory, he can’t say who he is but keeps talking in his sleep about a Jim Randall or Jim Riddel. The nurses advertise on the radio that a man named Jim Randall or Jim Riddel has been found; if anyone knows him, they can pick him up. Nesta Riddel hears the message and decides to go and fetch him, especially when she realizes that he relentlessly mentions the eight emeralds that she and her accomplice Jim Riddel have stolen from the rich New-Yorker Elmer van Berg. The robbery has been making the headlines for a few weeks as Elmer was shot by the thief and is in a coma. A few days after the injured man has left the hospital with Nesta, Caroline shows up there, explaining she thinks the man could be her cousin Jim Randal.

Who is that man? Where are the stolen emeralds? Will Elmer van Berg wake up?

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Original Title:	Outrageous Fortune
ISBN:	0446359106 (ISBN13: 9780446359108)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 3.75 From 212 Users | 16 Reviews

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Gentille alternative aux diaboliques enquêtes d'Agatha Christie, j'ai trouvé dans ce roman de Patricia Wentworth tous les ingrédients nécessaires pour un bon polar sans violence ni agressivité inutiles. Certes, il y a de grosses ficelles et on peut reprocher que l'intrigue soit parfois cousue de fil blanc mais qu'importe ! Le suspense est réel et les personnages, principaux comme secondaires, sont tous aussi attachants et charmants les uns que les autres. Bien sûr, ce n'est pas le polar de

Lol Patricia Wentworth. Your work has not aged well. Wentworth valiantly writes in the style of Heyer, Sayers, and Christie even though she can't measure up to them in any fashion. Her mysteries are convoluted and illogical, her characters are often vapid and illogical, and her prose style is so densely stuffed with phrases popular in 1930's Britain that it is actually very difficult to read. This is pulpy schlock fiction of the golden mystery era that undoubtedly sold well at the time but has

Enjoyed this light mystery. Characters were interesting and the story moved quickly to a climactic ending.

So many coincidences. It ended up just silly.



Murder tale with plenty of fog, mistaken identities, purposely confused identities, amnesia, missing emeralds, the hero who thinks he might have done it, the heroine determined to clear him, and a clever and strong-willed villainess. The outcome is never in doubt, but the way they get there is the question.

Enjoyable murder mystery, good paced, classic read.