The Pilot Who Wore a Dress: And Other Dastardly Lateral Thinking Mysteries. Tom Cutler

The confusing coach trip

       The pilot who wore a dress

       Picking up the children from school

       The car in the river

       The sad end of Felicity Ffolkes

       The blind beggar

       A birthday message from the Queen

       Talking rubbish

       The Flood

       Hospital assault

       The two Italians

       House painting made simple

       The absent-minded taxi driver

       Plane crash in no man’s land

       The strange story of Antony and Cleopatra

       Bird strike

       Contradictio in adjecto

       Unconscious sexism

       The short week

       The man in the lift

       Mary’s mum

       The deserted prairie cabin

       The two prime ministers

       LOCKED ROOMS AND IMPOSSIBLE MURDERS

       The Tea-leaf

       The Adventure of the Speckled Band

       The Glass Coffin: an Inspector Jibson Mystery

       A Game of Roulette

       The Two Bottles of Relish

       The Problem of Thor Bridge

       LATERAL THINKING MYSTERIES FROM REAL LIFE

       Arsenic and Old Luce

       The rather-short-very-long baseball game

       The curious case of dihydrogen monoxide

       The Mary Celeste affair

       The story of Big Ben

       The Euston Road poisonings

       Kentucky blues

       Uncle Bob’s magic pipe

       The incredible story of Kaspar Hauser

       The great Epping Jaundice mystery

       The fastest submarine in the world

       LATERAL THINKING BETCHAS AND GOTCHAS

       The cocktail glass

       Nailed it!

       Five into four will go

       The kiss

       Twelve minus two equals two

       Nine plus nothing makes ten

       Betting edge

       The house move

       Blind date

       Magnetic matches

       The glass mousetraps

       Fire under water

       Saucer sorcery

       How to put your head where your bottom should be

       Bend me your ears

       The easy restaurant bill-dodging betcha

       Thinking outside the box

       THE SOLUTIONS

       Also by Tom Cutler

       About the Publisher

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

      If you put your lateral thinking cap on you’ll realise that the more people I put in my acknowledgments the more books I will sell. This is because everyone I mention will buy at least one copy as a souvenir, and more to give to their friends to make them envious. Maybe The Book of Acknowledgements will be the next big seller.

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