Diamonds and deception ripple through London in Mazaroff case
Mervyn Holt and partner Maythorne chase a dual mystery of blue diamonds and a vanished Mazaroff across London. They learn from diamond dealer Frobenius and Sir Samuel and Lady Locke that two blue diamonds exist, worth about 160000 pounds, and may be tied to Armintrade and Mallison. The hunt widens to Park Lane and Welminster, as clues point to hidden motives surrounding Merchison, private deals, and a looming confrontation.
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Mervyn Holt
London
Salim Masaroff
Woodcock Inn
Marrasdale Moor
Mazaroff
Holt
Croleith Maythorne
Holt Mazaroff
Masaroff
Crole
Kloop
Andrew Merchison
Maythorne
Sal Mazaroff
England
Cape Town
Eleop
Hatton Garden
Holborn
Mr. Kloop
Mr. Crole
Myself
Klopp
Armintrade
Imperial Banking Corporation of South Africa
Blue Diamond
Lady Midas
Mombasa
Merchison
Rollinson
Mr. Mazaroff
Frobenius
Sir Samuel
Locke
Samuel
Lord Mulworthy
Park Lane
Lady Locke
South Africa
Loekes
Samuel Locke
Mr. Frobenius
Sir Samuel Locke
Armintradé
Woodcock
Carde
Croke
Ren’t
Sam
Crete
Courthope’s Bank
Northumberland
tomer—Armintrade
Jim Maillison
James Mallison
Ign
Ginner
Jim
Marian
Lady Loueke
Huntingdon
York
Mallison
Tye
Cottingley
Welminster Square
Werminster Square
Mattison
Faye Locke
Armiptrade
Webster
High Cap Lodge
Renee
Jermyn Atreet
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By J. S. Fletcher
Illustrations By
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