Ralph Sutton Partners in Crime

When the British Secret Service asks them to take over the International Detective Agency - a suspected Bolshevik spy information drop - Tommy and Tuppence jump at the chance. Told to watch for "blue letters with a Russian stamp" and visitors mentioning the number "16," they nonetheless have time for a variety of cases as they pose as the agency's director and secretary. As an amateur private detective, Tommy takes inspiration from and impersonates other great detectives from crime fiction. While fulfilling their role for British Intelligence, they breeze their way through 15 other cases, solving murder mysteries, a jewel robbery, and rounding up gangs of smugglers and counterfeiters. Originally published in 1929, this exciting whodunit is dramatically read by perennial favorite James Warwick.

Malfunkshun is a 2CD bootleg by Lenny Kravitz, recorded at the ALLTEL Pavilion in Raleigh, North Carolina (United States) on 19 May, 1999 during his 5 tour. The cover says it is a "digital audience recording" and sounds excellent, the microphone seems to have been quite close. His band at the time were Craig Ross, Cindy Blackman, George Laks, Harold Told, Michael Hunter, Nehemiah Heild, and Sunovia. This CD was released by Partners In Crime of Canada.

Tommy and Tuppence Beresford adopt the methods and manners of every major literary detective from Hercule Poirot to Sherlock Holmes to piece together an increasingly complex series of delightfully different-and deadly-misdeeds.