Death's Mannikins

Max Afford's 'Death's Mannikins' is a chilling mystery novel set in post World War II Australia. The book follows the story of Inspector Littlejohn as he investigates a series of murders committed by a cunning and elusive killer. Afford's writing style is characterized by its descriptive language and intricate plot twists, keeping readers engaged until the very end. The novel is a perfect example of the classic crime fiction genre, offering a glimpse into the social and cultural landscape of the time. The author's attention to detail and ability to create suspense make 'Death's Mannikins' a compelling read for fans of detective novels. Max Afford, known for his contributions to the Australian mystery genre, brings his expertise and storytelling prowess to this gripping tale of murder and intrigue. Afford's background as a playwright and radio scriptwriter likely influenced the intricate plot and character development found in the novel. 'Death's Mannikins' is a must-read for anyone who enjoys a well-crafted mystery with a historical twist.