Plain Murder

In the gritty streets of 1930s London, C. S. Forester’s “Plain Murder” delves into the dark psyche of a killer. At the Universal Advertising Agency, three men, caught taking bribes, face ruin unless they eliminate the whistleblower. Their leader, Mr. Morris, finds an unexpected talent for murder, believing himself superhuman. Yet, as he soon learns, no crime is perfect, and justice is inevitable.
Why You Should Read?
Experience a masterfully atmospheric portrayal of 1930s London.
Explore the chilling psychology of a man who believes he can commit the perfect crime.
Discover the early work of C. S. Forester, renowned for his naval tales.
Enjoy a gripping crime novel reissued in Penguin Modern Classics.