Death on the Riviera – John Bude
Inspector Meredith and Sergeant Strang investigate a counterfeiter and smuggling ring on the French Riviera, along with one mysterious murder of an Englishman…
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Tag Archives: Golden Age mystery
Mystery in White – J. Jefferson Farjeon
A group of travelers seek shelter from a blizzard at a country home—they find the fire roaring, the tea boiling, but nobody home. A crime is afoot, and there’s a murderer in their midst…
The Z Murders – J. Jefferson Farjeon
Richard Temperley finds his erstwhile travel companion—a disagreeable fellow passenger—dead, with a mysterious woman and a crimson metal “Z” the only clues to the murderer…
Dividend on Death – Brett Halliday
When Phyllis Brighton begs Mike Shayne to keep her from killing her mother, Shayne takes the job—only for the mother to end up dead, with Phyllis as prime suspect.
Antidote to Venom – Freeman Wills Crofts
Desperate for enough money to buy his perfect life, zoo director George Surridge is sucked into a web of murder—how will Inspector French unravel this one?
Capital Crimes – Martin Edwards, ed.
An original collection of under-appreciated and overlooked Golden Age mystery stories set in London, from the British Library Crime Classics series.
Resorting to Murder – Martin Edwards, ed.
The British Library Crime Classics’ first short-story anthology, collecting fourteen vintage mystery shorts first published between 1910 and 1953.
The Red Right Hand – Joel Townsley Rogers
With savage fury, a hitchhiker began a rampage that ended in a young millionaire losing his hand. Investigating why—and finding the hand—may cost Dr. Henry Riddle his sanity.
Murder in Piccadilly – Charles Kingston
The only thing between Bobbie Cheldon and marrying the love of his live is his lack of cold, hard cash—an inheritance he won’t collect until his uncle has passed away…
The Sussex Downs Murder – John Bude
“Already it looked as if the police were up against a carefully planned and cleverly executed murder, and, what was more, a murder without a corpse!”
