What has the author John Rhode written?

Answer 1

John Rhode has written:

'Death in Harley Street' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Death in Wellington Road' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Fatal descent' -- subject(s): Fiction, Publishers and publishing

'Dead men at the folly' -- subject(s): Physicians, Fiction

'Too many suspects' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Shot at dawn' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Dr. Priestley's quest' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians, Fiction in English

'The murders in Praed Street' -- subject(s): Detective and mystery stories

'Dr. Priestley investigates' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Proceed with caution' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'The last suspect' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Murder at Bratton Grange'

'Double identities' -- subject(s): Physicians, Fiction

'Invisible weapons' -- subject(s): Physicians, Fiction

'Secret of the Lake house'

'Grave matters'

'Mystery at Greycombe Farm'

'Twice dead' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Death of a bridegroom' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'The two graphs' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Death of an author' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Poison for 1'

'Hendon's first case' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Three cousins die' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Death at the dance' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Shadow of an alibi' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Dr. Priestley lays a trap' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'Open verdict' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

'The mysterious suspect' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians

Answer 2

John Rhode was the pseudonym of the British author Cecil Street, known for writing detective novels and mysteries in the Golden Age of detective fiction. He created the popular series featuring Dr. Priestley, a scientific detective who solves complex cases with logic and reason. Some of his well-known works include "The Secret of High Eldersham" and "Death on the Board."

Answer 3

John Rhodes has written:

'Solution focused thinking in schools' -- subject(s): School psychology, Education, Educational counseling, Problem children