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Do you have a favorite Perry Mason case?
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Bob
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Apr 28, 2009 07:01PM
My favorite is "The Case of the Lucky Legs".
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Probably the Howling Dog. I have to say, I usually find that the earlier books are a little more energetic. This is a hard question, though, b/c I really love pretty much all of them :)
The case of the Hesitant Hostess. I liked in particular the courtroom scenes in this book especially Mason's cross-examination of Martha Lavina.
I liked The Borrowed Brunette and Troubled Trustee enough to recall them after so many years!
I am at #47, but for now two books stand out:
1. The Case Of the Cautious Coquette: I did not have any clue about what was going on for about 3/4 of the book.
2. The Case of the Moth-Eaten Mink: we get to meet Lt. Tragg up close and personal. His closing remark really made the book.
1. The Case Of the Cautious Coquette: I did not have any clue about what was going on for about 3/4 of the book.
2. The Case of the Moth-Eaten Mink: we get to meet Lt. Tragg up close and personal. His closing remark really made the book.
