Book Report: Case of the Horrified Heirs by Erle Stanley Gardner (1964)
              This is a short Perry Mason book (171 pages, but the short chapters make it seem like less).  When a woman is framed for carrying narcotics, Perry Mason proves her innocence, but it turns out that the charge was part of a greater plot to discredit her as a witness for a will of a wealthy woman.  When the wealthy woman's recent bouts of stomach illness prove to be arsenic exposure, Mason semi-investigates but has to find out the real story when his client is charged with her murder.
It's a Perry Mason novel.  Quick, pulpy, and not dated much.  I cannot get enough of them, and someday I hope to own the complete set in Walter Black editions.
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