Dead Men’s Cash

J.S. Fletcher's Dead Men's Money, as adapted by Raymond Brocklesby, is great fare for those who like their whodunits minus the often-detailed nuances of a classic.

Some adaptions make this novel one which is more mainstream to audiences today.

While the basic mystery remains intact, the language and pacing have been adjusted to suit today's readers.

The result is an easy, readable book that still doesn't lose any of the suspense and intrigue of the original.

Well-developed and easily followed, the characters are there, and the plot moves along at a pace to hold a reader's attention.

The adaptation undoubtedly lacks some of the depth and subtlety of the original; however, it offers satisfaction and entertainment.

If you're looking for a classic mystery with a modern twist, this adaptation of Dead Men's Money is a great choice.