The Home Secretary, Sir Derek O'Callaghan, dies shortly after surgery. Inspector Alleyn comes to the conclusion: a murder has been committed. But who benefit...

Nio Marsh (1895–1982) was the brightest star of the “golden age” of English detective fiction, author of 32 novels and many plays. Her name ranks with such r...

Nio Marsh (1895–1982) was the brightest star of the “golden age” of English detective fiction, author of 32 novels and many plays. Her name ranks with such r...

Nio Marsh (1895–1982) was the brightest star of the “golden age” of English detective fiction, author of 32 novels and many plays. Her name ranks with such r...

An elusive blackmailer is at work in London's high society. And the only person who managed to get on his trail - Sir Robert Gospell - dies under mysterious ...

The novel is another example of the British tradition of country detective stories, but while Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers almost exclusively descri...

The body of millionaire Florence Rubrik was found in a bale of sheep's wool. Inspector Alleyn understands that all the inhabitants of the Mount Moon estate h...

The London season in high society - balls, cocktails... the joys and sorrows of young debutantes, the secret passions of their still lovely mothers... This w...

The novel by the classic English detective novel by New Zealand native Edith Nyo Marsh (1899–1982) “Murder Roman Style” (1970) belongs to the late period of ...

Nio Marsh (1895–1982) was the brightest star of the golden age of English detective fiction, author of 32 novels and numerous plays. Her name is on a par wit...

In a small town full of skeletons in closets, eccentric eccentrics, and old women reminiscent of Miss Marple, a murder has occurred. The victim's name is Col...

Will you be celebrating the New Year? How do you feel about the prospect of celebrating this holiday in a merry company of killers? Then you should read the ...