More Murder, Mischief, & Montclaire: Four More Exciting Cases (Collected Weekend Mysteries Book 2)

Readers of Montclaire Mysteries have enjoyed the first collection of stories so enthusiastically that I have decided to offer four more exciting cases, under one cover. The collections enable readers who have tried one Montclaire Mystery to buy four more, and at a discount to individual prices. They also enable those who are already avid Montclaire readers to give a collection as a gift – always a good alternative.
The stories are arranged in chronological order, as they happened in the life of the greatest detective of the Belle Époque and as they were recorded in the Secret Journals of his lifelong associate, the late Colonel Sir Francis FitzMaurice. Sir Francis (Fitz, as Montclaire called him) was no objective observer. He frankly admired and often stood in awe of his friend’s abilities and accomplishments, and so his rendition of these cases carries much of the emotion that he experienced as he lived them. And each of these cases reveals the remarkable talents that made Gérard de Montclaire the greatest crime solver of the Edwardian generation.