> Peter Clancy and his faithful retainer will long remember their drive through Wiggar's beloved England. It was perfect. No crime, not even a misdemeanor - unless the clandestine love affair they observed at the Goodhue-Lanford party might be so considered. Because the Sandford girl was appealing and the man obviously sophisticated, Peter could not shake off some sense of responsibility. This was heightened when, back in San Francisco, Wiggar discovered the same man lurking near the old Goodhue mansion. Because of their drive through the Shakespeare country, Peter's first thought was "and one cried Murder!' " >Here is a new mystery centering in those two perennial partners in crime detection, Peter and his man Wiggar, and presenting one of the most baffling problems in the author's long series of popular mystery novels.