Bet

Author: Xu Yan, et al. (USA)
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: All works in this book have won the Edgar Allan Poe Award. Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine sells over a million copies each issue. Ellery Queen is the world's most famous master of detective and mystery fiction, and his works have captivated readers worldwide. The Greek Coffin Mystery and The Roman Hat Mystery have enchanted countless readers. Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine is named after him. It is the world's most famous and most authoritative mystery fiction magazine to date, boasting a stable readership and selling over a million copies each issue. All works in this book are selected from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine. The stories are not only enjoyable but also leave ample room for readers' imagination, allowing them to let their imaginations run wild and experience the thrill of suspense and unexpected, exciting endings. Losing seven pounds in a week is not easy for someone who loves overeating. However, losing seven pounds to win a Cadillac is another matter entirely. It was a joke after a night of drinking and a cruel game. Navigating between three women, with different identities in front of each lover. Remember the temper and hobbies of each lover and never get them mixed up. It's pleasant and thrilling, but it can also be dangerous at times. To deal with his wife's annual New Year's budget, the lawyer, despite his grievances, gave up his seat to a very composed-looking female teacher. He hoped this would satisfy his wife and make him look like a gentleman. However, on the defendant's bench in court, the lawyer saw the woman again. It all started with a legend about a vulture, a large vulture that could easily snatch animals. Could people also be snatched by that vulture? Based on the circumstances of the victim's disappearance, it seemed possible. However, the detective's conclusion was: never trust the giant vulture. Because when watching a match, a student shouted "Kill the referee," and as a result, the student received a suspension. Coincidentally, not long after this incident, the unlucky referee really had an accident. Of course, the student was innocent, so who was the murderer?