Stella & Rose's Books

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Contents

• HAVE HIS CARCASS (contents)
• 1 The Evidence of the Corpse
• 2 The Evidence of the Road
• 3 The Evidence of the Hotel
• 4 The Evidence of the Razor
• 5 The Evidence of the Betrothed
• 6 The Evidence of the First Barber
• 7 The Evidence of the Gigolos
• 8 The Evidence of the Second Barber
• 9 The Evidence of the Flat-iron
• 10 The Evidence of the Police Inspector
• 11 The Evidence of the Fisherman
• 12 The Evidence of the Bride's Son
• 13 The Evidence of Trouble Somewhere
• 14 The Evidence of the Third Barber
• 15 The Evidence of the Ladylove and the Landlady
• 16 The Evidence of the Sands
• 17 The Evidence of the Money
• 18 The Evidence of the Snake
• 19 The Evidence of the Disguised Motorist
• 20 The Evidence of the Lady in the Car
• 21 The Evidence of the Inquest
• 22 The Evidence of the Mannequin
• 23 The Evidence of the Theatrical Agent
• 24 The Evidence of the LCC Teacher
• 25 The Evidence of the Dictionary
• 26 The Evidence of the Bay Mare
• 27 The Evidence of the Fisherman's Grandson
• 28 The Evidence of the Cipher
• 29 The Evidence of the Letter
• 30 The Evidence of the Gentleman's Gentleman
• 31 The Evidence of the Haberdasher's Assistant
• 32 The Evidence of the Family Tree
• 33 Evidence of What Should Have Happened
• 34 Evidence of What Did Happen
• MURDER MUST ADVERTISE (contents)
• 1 Death Comes to Pym's Publicity
• 2 Embarrassing Indiscretion of Two Typists
• 3 Inquisitive Interviews of a New Copy-Writer
• 4 Remarkable Acrobatics of a Harlequin
• 5 Surprising Metamorphosis of Mr Bredon
• 6 Singular Spotlessness of a Lethal Weapon
• 7 Alarming Experience of a Chief Inspector
• 8 Convulsive Agitation of an Advertising Agency
• 9 Unsentimental Masquerade of a Harlequin
• 10 Distressing Developments of an Office Row
• 11 Inexcusable Invasion of a Ducal Entertainment
• 12 Surprising Acquisition of a Junior Reporter
• 13 Embarrassing Entanglement of a Group Manager
• 14 Hopeful Conspiracy of Two Black Sheep
• 15 Sudden Decease of a Man In Dress Clothes
• 16 Eccentric Behaviour of a Post-Office Department
• 17 Lachrymose Outburst of a Nobleman's Nephew
• 18 Unexpected Conclusion of a Cricket Match
• 19 Duplicate Appearances of a Notorious Personality
• 20 Appropriate Exit of an Unskilled Murderer
• 21 Death Departs from Pym's Publicity
• THE NINE TAILORS (contents)
• A SHORT TOUCH OF KENT TREBLE BOB MAJOR
• (Two Courses)
• The First Course The Bells are Rung Up
• The Second Course The Bells in their Courses
• A FULL PEAL OF GRANDSIRE TRIPLES
• (Holt's Ten-Part Peal)
• The First Part Mr Gotobed is Called Wrong with a Double
• The Second Part Lord Peter is Called into the Hunt
• The Third Part Lord Peter is Taken from Lead and Makes Third Place
• The Fourth Part Lord Peter Dodges with Mr Blundell and Passes Him
• The Fifth Part Tailor Paul is Called Before with a Single
• The Sixth Part Monsieur Rozier Hunts the Treble Down
• The Seventh Part Plain Hunting
• The Eighth Part Lord Peter Follows his Course Bell to Lead
• The Ninth Part Emily Turns Bunter from Behind
• The Tenth Part Lord Peter is Called Wrong
• A SHORT TOUCH OF STEDMAN'S TRIPLES
• (Five Parts)
• The First Part The Quick Work
• The Second Part Nobby Goes in Slow and Comes out Quick
• The Third Part Will Thoday Goes in Quick and Comes out Slow
• The Fourth Part The Slow Work
• The Fifth Part the Dodging
• A FULL PEAL OF KENT TREBLE BOB MAJOR
• (Three Parts)
• The First Part The Waters are Called Out
• The Second Part The Waters are Called Home
• The Third Part The Bells are Rung Down