Too Many Clients

This paperback edition shows typical wear for a library book, including library markings and a barcode on the cover. The spine and edges exhibit some wear, and the pages are slightly yellowed due to age. Overall, the book remains intact and readable, suitable for both collectors and readers interested in classic mystery tales.

"Too Many Clients" by Rex Stout, published by Bantam Books in New York, February 1971, is a notable entry in the celebrated Nero Wolfe mystery series. This New Bantam edition offers a fresh reset of the text in an accessible typeface, preserving the complete narrative of the original hardcover. Rex Stout, a master of detective fiction, crafts another intriguing case for the brilliant, eccentric detective Nero Wolfe and his astute assistant, Archie Goodwin. This edition is part of a series cherished by mystery enthusiasts and collectors alike. The book is a paperback, previously held by a library, with visible library markings. This copy is a part of the enduring legacy of Nero Wolfe mysteries, making it a valuable addition for collectors of classic detective fiction.