by Mary We know early on in The Angel of Terror who is out to cause mayhem and why, so the question is can the responsible parties be broug...

by Mary White Face involves more mystery than a number of Wallace's novels. Who is the titular character, a man with a nasty habit of...

by Mary As the story opens, Stratford Harlow is on his way to meet solicitor Franklin Ellenbury in Devon. Harlow sees a convict working pa...

by Mary Legal clerk Jim Steele VC is horrified when told by Eunice Weldon, the girl he loves, that she has taken the post of secretary to ...

by Mary As is usual with Wallace's works, The Secret House gallops off to a cracking good start with a fellow being interviewed for a ...

by Mary Odette Rider loses her cashier job after she indignantly rejects a suggestion from Thornton Lyne, owner of the large store where s...

by Mary Some readers may well claim that this work is not what most would call a mystery. However, others will agree with me its stories do...

by Mary Assistant Commissioner of Police T. X. Meredith, a man of unorthodox though successful methods of detection and best friend of myst...

by Mary The novel opens on a snowy night with the murder of drug addict "Snow" Gregory, found with a jack of clubs in his pocket....