Catherine Louisa Pirkis

The Experiences of Loveday Brooke, Lady Detective

Edgar Wallace

G. K. Chesterton

Murray Leinster

Carolyn Wells

Arthur Morrison

A. A. Milne

Allan Pinkerton

H. Beam Piper

John R. Coryell

E. Phillips Oppenheim

Thomas W. Hanshew

Ambrose Bierce

Louis Tracy

Arthur Conan Doyle

Edgar Allan Poe

Wilkie Collins

Arthur Cheney Train

Louis Joseph Vance

Dorothy L. Sayers

A. E. W. Mason

Arthur B. Reeve

Fred M. White

Ernest Bramah

Cleveland Moffett

R. Austin Freeman

Freeman Wills Crofts

William Le Queux

Marie Belloc Lowndes

E. C. Bentley

Sax Rohmer

Mary Roberts Rinehart

Richard Marsh

Anna Katharine Green

Auguste Groner

E. W. Hornung

Émile Gaboriau

Frederic Arnold Kummer

Arthur J. Rees

Jackson Gregory

Frank H. Spearman

Agatha Christie

H. C. McNeile

Victor L. Whitechurch

J. S. Fletcher

Rober Barr

Melville Davisson Post

Marcel Allain

Erskine Childers

Frank L. Packard

Pierre Souvestre

Frank Froest

James Hay

C. N. Williamson

A. M. Williamson

Isabel Ostander

Anna Maynard Barbour

H.C. Bailey

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DigiCat presents to you this meticulously edited thriller collection, formatted to the highest digital standards and adjusted for readability on all devices. Excerpt from Content: Arthur Conan Doyle: Sherlock Holmes Series True Crime Stories Edgar Wallace: Four Just Men P.-C. Lee The Angel of Terror... Marie Belloc Lowndes: The Lodger The End of Her Honeymoon... Auguste Groner: Detective Joe Muller Cases: The Case of the Golden Bullet The Case of the Registered Letter The Case of the Lamp That Went Out The Case of the Pool of Blood in the Pastor's Study Mary Roberts Rinehart: Tish Carberry Series The Breaking Point... Arthur J. Rees: The Hampstead Mystery The Hand in the Dark... Louis Tracy: Detectives White & Furneaux Mysteries Reginald Brett, Barrister Detective Claude Bruce Detective-Inspector Clancy... Sax Rohmer: Detective Gaston Max Dr. Fu Manchu Series... E. Phillips Oppenheim: The Evil Shepherd The Cinema Murder The Avenger The Survivor G. K. Chesterton: Father Brown The Man Who Knew Too Much... Arthur B. Reeve: Craig Kennedy The Dream Doctor The War Terror... Richard Marsh: Crime and the Criminal The Master of Deception.. Wilkie Collins: The Woman in White No Name... Edgar Allan Poe: The Murders in the Rue Morgue The Mystery of Marie Roget The Purloined Letter The Gold Bug... Émile Gaboriau: Monsieur Lecoq... Agatha Christie: The Mysterious Affair at Styles The Secret Adversary Carolyn Wells: Fleming Stone Mysteries The Clue The Gold Bag A Chain of Evidence The Maxwell Mystery Anybody But Anne The White Alley William Le Queux: Devil's Dice If Sinners Entice Thee Hushed Up! A Mystery of London Marcel Allain & Pierre Souvestre: The Phantom Detective E. C. Bentley: Trent's Last Case A. A. Milne: The Red House Mystery Anna Maynard Barbour: That Mainwaring Affair At the Time Appointed A. E. W. Mason: Detective Gabriel Hanaud: At the Villa Rose The Affair at the Semiramis Hotel Cleveland Moffett: Through the Wall Louis Joseph Vance: The Lone Wolf... Murray Leinster: Murder Madness

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A Dateless Bargain

Able to assume a multitude of disguises and with analytical powers rivaling those of Sherlock Holmes, Loveday Brooke solves every perplexing crime in these seven atmospheric and entertaining Victorian mysteries.

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"It was, I suppose, the weak point of the house?""Quite so. A very weak point indeed. Craigen Court, the residence of Sir George and Lady Cathrow, is an oddly-built old place, jutting out in all directions, and as this window looked out upon a blank wall, it was filled in with stained glass, kept fastened by a strong brass catch, and never opened, day or night, ventilation being obtained by means of a glass ventilator fitted in the upper panes. It seems absurd to think that this window, being only about four feet from the ground, should have had neither iron bars nor shutters added to it; such, however, was the case. On the night of the robbery, someone within the house must have deliberately, and of intention, unfastened its only protection, the brass catch, and thus given the thieves easy entrance to the house.""Your suspicions, I suppose, centre upon the servants?""Undoubtedly; and it is in the servants' hall that your services will be required. The thieves, whoever they were, were perfectly cognizant of the ways of the house. Lady Cathrow's jewellery was kept in a safe in her dressing-room, and as the dressing-room was over the dining-room, Sir George was in the habit of saying that it was the 'safest' room in the house. (Note the pun, please; Sir George is rather proud of it.) By his orders the window of the dining-room immediately under the dressing-room window was always left unshuttered and without blind during dinner, and as a full stream of light thus fell through it on to the outside terrace, it would have been impossible for anyone to have placed a ladder there unseen.""I see from the newspapers that it was Sir George's invariable custom to fill his house and give a large dinner on Christmas Eve.""Yes. Sir George and Lady Cathrow are elderly people, with no family and few relatives, and have consequently a large amount of time to spend on their friends.""I suppose the key of the safe was frequently left in the possession of Lady Cathrow's maid?"

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The Experiences of Loveday Brooke

Lady Joan grew up in a modest household in a poor community. When she and her childhood friend, Elliot, fell in love as they grew older, Joan promised to wait for him, planning on marrying when Elliot rose to a higher position in society. However, as the wait grew longer, Joan became impatient. When the son of a wealthy coal owner began to express interest in her, Joan hardly hesitated to marry rich and leave her hometown. Now, years later, Lady Joan is reminded of her choice when her old lover, Elliot, who is now a pastor, gets stationed at the church close to Joan’s estate. While Joan reconsiders her past choice of money over love, she is also concerned with the future when she learns that her son, Herrick, has fallen in love with a girl named Lois, threatening the marriage arrangement Joan and her husband were planning for him. Torn between the past and future, Joan must make peace with the decision she made as a young woman while attempting to control her son’s love life. Separated into three volumes, Catherine Louisa Pirkis’ Red Sister: A Story of Three Days and Three Months follows the drama of two generations facing similar issues of love and life. Set in England during the late 19th century, Red Sister: A Story of Three Days and Three Months provides a beautiful and descriptive portrayal of both the aristocratic and middle classes of the late 1800s. With love triangles, family drama, and tragic deaths, Red Sister: A Story of Three Days and Three Months remains to be compelling and intriguing nearly one-hundred and thirty years after its original publication. This edition of Red Sister: A Story of Three Days and Three Months by Catherine Louisa Pirkis features a new, eye-catching cover design and is printed in an easy-to-read font. With these accommodations, Red Sister: A Story of Three Days and Three Months is restored to modern standards while preserving the original beauty of Catherine Louisa Pirkis’ work.

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Red Sister

What is a young lady like Loveday Brooke doing in a private detective agency? She's working there, as a clever sleuth, a female Sherlock Holmes of sorts. Excerpts: "Loveday Brooke, at this period of her career, was a little over thirty years of age, and could be best described in a series of negations."She was not tall, she was not short; she was not dark, she was not fair; she was neither handsome nor ugly. Her features were altogether nondescript; her one noticeable trait was a habit she had, when absorbed in thought, of dropping her eyelids over her eyes till only a line of eyeball showed, and she appeared to be looking out at the world through a slit, instead of through a window. Her dress was invariably black, and was almost Quaker-like in its neat primness."But what one could say affirmatively about her was that Loveday Brooke was a naturally talented private detective, a chosen career that had cut her off sharply from her former associates and her position in society

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