"Education's like murder. It will out." Anthony Bathurst drops into a Glebeshire church and when, it transpires that the vicar is acquainted with the medical examiner on a case of murder, Bathurst is hooked. He is soon on the trail of a most bizarre murderer. Who could have slain the slightly mysterious, yet quite unsuspicious, man on the top of a local bus? Bathurst assembles a band of helpers, with the reluctant help of Inspector Curgenven, to get, to the bottom of a most perplexing case. And, the vicar himself helps narrate the story of what is a seemingly impossible crime. Murder en Route was originally, published in 1930. This new edition includes an introduction by crime fiction historian Steve Barge

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