This is a first edition copy published by The Crime Club (Collins) in 1956. 

Murder in Vienna by E.C.R. Lorac is a compelling mystery novel that transports readers to the enchanting and historically rich backdrop of post-World War II Vienna. Lorac, the pseudonym of Edith Caroline Rivett, is renowned for her skill in crafting intricate detective tales, and this novel is no exception.

Set against the backdrop of a city still recovering from the ravages of war, Inspector Henry Tibbett of Scotland Yard finds himself embroiled in a perplexing case when a famous concert violinist is found murdered. The story skillfully combines elements of crime, suspense, and rich character development, as Tibbett navigates the labyrinthine world of classical music, international intrigue, and post-war Vienna.

Lorac's vivid descriptions immerse readers in the atmosphere of the city, from its grand concert halls to its shadowy backstreets. The novel artfully weaves together a cast of intriguing characters, each with their own secrets and motivations, providing readers with a tantalizing puzzle to unravel.

As Inspector Tibbett untangles the threads of this complex murder mystery, "Murder in Vienna" stands as a testament to Lorac's storytelling prowess. Her meticulous attention to detail and keen understanding of human nature make this book a must-read for fans of classic British crime fiction. With its evocative setting and intricate plot, this novel delivers a riveting and unforgettable journey into the world of post-war espionage and murder.