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Zenith Jones Brown

1898 – 1983

American writer

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Lived 1898 – 1983 (aged 84). Zenith Jones Brown was a British writer.

Zenith Jones Brown (December 8, 1898 – August 25, 1983) was an American crime fiction writer who also wrote for a time in England. She wrote under the pseudonyms David Frome, Leslie Ford, and Brenda Conrad. She is perhaps best known for her novels featuring the fictional Grace Latham and John Primrose, though some of her earlier standalone work has been praised.

Biography She was born Zenith Jones in Smith River, California, She grew up in Tacoma, Washington. Brown was educated at the University of Washington, Brown was also a war correspondent for the United States Air Force in England and the Pacific. in 1921. The couple had one daughter, Janet Calvert.

Selected books as David Frome Murder of an Old Man (1929) The Hammersmith Murders (1930) - Features Mr. Evan Pinkerton The Strange Death of Martin Green (1930) (The Murder on the Sixth Hole in Britain) Two Against Scotland Yard (1931) - Pinkerton The Man From Scotland Yard (1932) - Pinkerton The Eel Pie Murders (1933) - Pinkerton Scotland Yard Can Wait (1933) Mr. Pinkerton Finds a Body (1934) Mr. Pinkerton Goes to Scotland Yard (1934) Mr. Pinkerton Grows a Beard (1935) Mr. Pinkerton Has The Clue (1936) The Black Envelope (1937) - Pinkerton Mr. Pinkerton at the Old Angel (1939) Passage For One (1945) - Pinkerton; novella Homicide House (1950) - Pinkerton as Leslie Ford The Sound of Footsteps (1931) (Footsteps on the Stairs in Britain) By The Watchman's Clock (1932) Murder in Maryland (1932) - Lt. Joseph Kelly The Clue of the Judas Tree (1933) - Lt. Joseph Kelly The Strangled Witness (1934) - Colonel John Primrose Ill Met By Moonlight (1937) - Mrs. Grace Latham and Col. Primrose The Simple Way of Poison (1937) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose Three Bright Pebbles (1938) - Mrs. Latham Old Lover's Ghost (1939) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose Reno Rendezvous (1939) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose The Town Cried Murder (1939) The Road to Folly (1940) The Murder of a Fifth Columnist (1941) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose Murder in the O.P.M. (1942) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose Murder with Southern Hospitality - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose All For The Love of a Lady (1943) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose Siren in the Night (1943) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose The Philadelphia Murder Story (1945) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose False To Any Man (1947) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose Honolulu Murder Story (1947) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose The Devil's Stronghold (1948) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose The Woman In Black (1948) - Mrs. Latham Date With Death (1949) Murder is the Pay-Off (1951) The Bahamas Murder Case (1952) Washington Whispers Murder (1953) - Mrs. Latham and Col. Primrose Invitation to Murder (1954) Murder Comes to Eden (1955) The Girl from the Mimosa Club (1957) - Detective Sgt. Dave Thumper Trial by Ambush (1962) - Detective Sgt. Dave Thumper as Brenda Conrad The Stars Give Warning (1941) Caribbean Conspiracy (1942) Girl with a Golden Bar (1944)

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David Frome, Brenda Conrad, Leslie Ford

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Zenith Jones Brown?

American writer

When was Zenith Jones Brown born?

Zenith Jones Brown was born on 8 December 1898 in Del Norte County.

When did Zenith Jones Brown die?

Zenith Jones Brown died on 25 August 1983 in Baltimore.

What was Zenith Jones Brown's occupation?

Zenith Jones Brown was a writer.

What nationality was Zenith Jones Brown?

Zenith Jones Brown was British.

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