by Mary Some time ago I noticed Conan Doyle published more than one collection of short stories involving protagonists other than his most ...

by Mary After less than a week Nurse Bosworth, employed to care for the two young sons of Mr and Mrs Francis M. Reed, becomes so nervous s...

by Mary Narrator John Farringdale kicks off his account by explaining he has been persuaded by old friend Frederick Ellingham to relate th...

by Mary A house party is under way at Rexton Manor in the Berkshires to celebrate the return of Carrington Rexon's son and heir Richar...

by Mary Since it was published in the 1950s, Death of a Viewer hangs its toes over the precipice marking the end of the Golden Age of myst...

by Mary And Then There Were None is Agatha Christie's justly famous impossible crime tour de force: how could it be that on otherwise u...

by Mary The Lake District Murder is by John Bude, author of The Cornish Coast Murder (reviewed by Eric on our blog last August at http://e...