Chief Inspector McLean by George Goodchild First Edition Hodder & Stoughton 1932. A very fine copy appearing unread. No inscriptions or marks, no foxing to contents or edges. Covers bright and completely unblemished. In original fine dust jacket with no chips, tears or loss.

"Chief Inspector McLean," published in 1932 by George Goodchild, is the fifth book in the Inspector McLean series, featuring the astute Scotland Yard detective McLean, who lacks a first name in the stories. This novel showcases McLean's sharp investigative skills as he tackles serious cases, often of national importance, blending detective work with thrilling elements. Described as athletic, intelligent, and well-dressed, McLean solves complex mysteries through ingenious deduction and reliance on informants. The book reflects Goodchild's crisp, economical style, maintaining the series' reputation for engaging plots and vivid action, solidifying McLean's status as a formidable crime-fighter in early 20th-century British literature.