Eight Perfect Murders according to Malcolm Kershaw

Peter Swanson wrote a book called Rules for Perfect Murders. The story centres on Malcolm Kershaw, a bookseller who owns a mystery bookshop in Boston. In the story, Malcolm had written a few years ago a blog post called “Eight Perfect Murders”, listing eight mysteries that he believed were impossible to solve. Having loved Swanson’s book, I wanted to read these eight alleged unsolvable murders.

Malice Aforethought – Anthony Berkley Cox
Double Indemnity – James M Cain
The A.B.C. Murders – Agatha Christie (1936)
Strangers on a Train – Patricia Highsmith
Deathtrap – Ira Levin
The Drowner – John MacDowner
The Red House Mystery – A A Milne
The Secret History – Donna Tartt
The Red House Mystery – A A Milne