Arthur W. Upfield was an Australian author best known for his detective novels featuring Detective Inspector Napoleon Bonaparte. Upfield’s writing style is characterized by his vivid descriptions of the Australian Outback and his ability to create a sense of place. His novels often explore themes of cultural conflict and the clash between modernity and tradition. Some of his notable works include “The Sands of Windee,” “The Bone is Pointed,” and “The Bachelors of Broken Hill.”
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1984 The Will of the Tribe: An Inspector Napoleon Bonaparte Mystery, by Arthur W. Upfield, First Paperback Edition
$45.00The Will of the Tribe is a gripping murder mystery novel by Arthur W. Upfield, featuring Inspector Napoleon Bonaparte as the lead character. Set in the Australian outback, the story follows Inspector Bonaparte as he investigates the brutal murder of a wealthy cattle rancher. The case takes him on a dangerous journey through the rugged terrain of the outback, as he uncovers a web of lies, deceit, and betrayal. With his sharp wit and analytical mind, Bonaparte must navigate through the complex social dynamics of the local tribe, who may hold the key to solving the case.
Upfield’s vivid descriptions of the Australian landscape and his insightful portrayal of the indigenous culture make this book a fascinating read. The Will of the Tribe is a masterful blend of mystery, adventure, and cultural commentary, and is a must-read for fans of crime fiction.