J.S. Fletcher's 'Dead Men's Money' is a captivating murder mystery classic that delves into the sinister underworld of crime and deception. Set in a quaint English village, the novel unravels a complex web of greed, betrayal, and murder, keeping the reader on the edge of their seat until the very last page. Fletcher's masterful storytelling and attention to detail make this novel a must-read for fans of classic detective fiction, reminiscent of the works of Agatha Christie and Arthur Conan Doyle. The atmospheric setting and well-drawn characters add depth to the narrative, creating a compelling and immersive reading experience. With twists and turns at every corner, 'Dead Men's Money' is sure to keep readers guessing until the shocking conclusion. J.S. Fletcher, a prolific author of mystery novels, showcases his talent for crafting intricate plots and engaging characters in 'Dead Men's Money.' With a keen understanding of human nature and a gift for storytelling, Fletcher weaves a tale that is both thrilling and thought-provoking. His background in journalism and keen interest in crime and mystery likely inspired him to pen this captivating novel, which remains a timeless classic in the genre. For fans of classic detective fiction and gripping murder mysteries, 'Dead Men's Money' is a must-read. J.S. Fletcher's compelling narrative and skillful storytelling make this novel a satisfying and engrossing read that will appeal to anyone who enjoys a good whodunit.

Good Press presents to you the best Josephine Tey murder mysteries and detective books in one ebook edition. Inspector Alan Grant is a Scotland Yard detective who relies on his instincts and often goes against the evidence if his gut feeling says so. He is thorough and systematic in his investigations and always pulls through. Contents: "The Man in the Queue" (or Killer in the Crowd) – Inspector Grant investigates a murder of a man who was stabbed in the ticket line in front of theatre. There are numerous witnesses, but nobody saw anything. "A Shilling for Candles" – Inspector Grant investigates a drowning of a young actress which first seems like an accident, but as investigation moves forward, Grant's clues spell murder. "The Franchise Affair" – Inspector Grant prosecutes two women accused for kidnapping young girl starving her, beating her and forcing her to work domestic chores. "To Love and Be Wise" – Inspector Grant investigates disappearance of a young and desirable photographer who had many female admirers, but also many jealous competitors. "The Daughter of Time" – Inspector Grant is in hospital with a broken leg. With the help of friends, patients and medical staff Grant researches King Richard III, his life and conduct, and investigates his alleged crimes. "The Singing Sands" – Inspector Grant takes a sick leave from Scotland Yard and plans a quiet holiday in Scotland. Traveling by a train, Grant discovers a dead man and a cryptic message which turns his sick leave to a full time work and a perilous adventure. Other Mysteries: Miss Pym Disposes Brat Farrar (Come and Kill Me)

He's a disgraced ex-Wall Streeter, hired by some kids to prove that a murder-suicide isn't what it seems. He's the Suburban Detective--and he's about to learn just how deadly the suburbs really are.

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