The Case of the Mischievous Doll — Erle Stanley Gardner

When Dorrie Ambler took on a job "impersonating" another woman, she got more than she bargained for: a false charge ofperpetrating a hit-and-run accident. She heeds a lawyer, and when she tells her story Perry Mason understands why: Dorrie bears a striking resemblance to heiress Minerva Minden, who may have set Dorrie up to take the hit-and-run rap. But Miss Minden says she didn't arrange anything. She claims Dorrie arranged the mis-identification in order to butt in on part of the huge Minden inheritance. Before Mason can learn which doll is telling the truth, Billings, an unsavory detective, is murdered and can't say which woman employed him. Join the most exciting team in mysteries: stalwart secretary Della Street, ever-unflappable detective Paul Drake, and their incomparable leader, lawyer Perry Mason, as they tackle The Case of the Mischievous Doll.