Roy Clarence is a promising young detective from Bow Street during the time of Fielding and Peel. He is smart and dangerous, solving complicated murders using various tricks and powers of observation. This is not Sherlock Holmes with his cold and sensible mind that amazes everyone around him. Roy is not that experienced, he is just learning, especially since the teacher is the charismatic Mr. Hall, with whose glorious patronage the career of the Bow Street Trapper began. Funny and ironic, well-mannered and smart, Roy conquers the capital and women's hearts; his opponents are not just dangerous criminals, they are also powerful, they can decide the fate of the poor detective and his ambitious boss. But there is no glory without danger, and no interesting stories without main villains. Welcome to Georgian England, to the world where Roy Clarence lived and worked, restoring justice and catching criminals. This series of stories does not claim to be historically authentic. The era was recreated and historical portraits were preserved. There is a twist here in the form of English superstitions, and for the pragmatic Royan Clarence they become a revelation. Happy reading to all my readers.