The D. A. Draws A Circle

ERLE STANLEY GARDNER

Publication: William Morrow and Company, 1939, New York

First edition. Fine in dust jacket lightly sunned on the spine. The third novel to feature Douglas Selby, the fighting District Attorney of Madison City. The murdered man had been shot - twice. Either bullet could have caused the death. D.A. Doug Selby had both the bullets and one of the guns. On that gun were the fingerprints of Pete Ribber, a known criminal. The other bullet was from a different - and missing - gun. Which bullet had caused the death? That was the D.A.'s problem. Because there's no law against firing a bullet into a corpse ...

Inventory Number: 41018