Picked these up from the Helsinki Airport's book lounge on my way to see Jeremy Irons in London. Ten Stouts were on offer, but I only took those which were on Soozreader's wishlist.
This book has costed 63 FIM in Oct 1993. The only good thing about euros is that you can fool yourself thinking books are cheaper nowadays.

I knew this would come handy one fine day...
I'm sorry I can't fulfill your daydreams about Mr Darcy, but I will attach here a painting of Colin Firth as Darcy, which somebody had paid 12000£ for (in 2009)! I visited The Jane Austin Centre in Bath a few weeks ago. This postcard is also from there.

Today I made a bike trip to my old address to see if this book had arrived there, it hadn't. But when I got back home, look who were waiting for me there: Nero Wolfe, Archie Goodwin AND Mr. Darcy. This must be my lucky day! Thank you for the wishlist book and for the fabulous card! Do appreciate the photo of the Colin Firth painting (above) as well :D

An excellent Nero Wolfe mystery once again! It did not really matter who was guilty in the end because the journey there was so good. In this story Nero Wolfe had to get out of the house which was a fun change as well :)

Congratulations to the winner! And happy reading!

Thank you very much, Soozreader! I have never read any books about Nero Wolfe.