Perry Mason, The Case Of | The Daring Divorcee

is a legal mystery novel by Erle Stanley Gardner , first published in 1964 as the 74th entry in the long-running Perry Mason series . The story follows defense attorney Perry Mason as he navigates a complex web of murder and deception involving a mysterious woman who leaves a gun and a large sum of cash in his office while he is out to lunch. Quick Facts Author: Erle Stanley Gardner

Gardner dedicated the book to Dr. Russell Fisher, Maryland's Chief Medical Examiner, using the foreword to argue for the importance of modern medical examiner systems in law enforcement. Perry Mason, The Case of the Daring Divorcee

District Attorney Hamilton Burger and Lieutenant Arthur Tragg is a legal mystery novel by Erle Stanley

As with many later entries in the series, Mason employs "legal legerdemain" to outmaneuver the prosecution, specifically embarrassing an assistant D.A. before Burger takes over the trial. Russell Fisher, Maryland's Chief Medical Examiner, using the

Mason must determine if his client is truly innocent or if her beauty is masking a dark secret, a recurring motif in Gardner's work. Perry Mason The Case of The Daring Divorcee | PDF - Scribd