Collection of World Classic Detective Novels

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Features: A novel that CIA agents and MI6 officers have all read. A battle between justice and evil. A struggle between truth and deception. Encirclement and counter-encirclement. Surveillance and counter-surveillance. Treachery and counter-treachery. Reconnaissance and counter-reconnaissance. A battle of wits. Fighting to the end.
Editor and Reporter – Reading this book can help you learn how to obtain exposure evidence.
Private Investigator – Reading this book can help you master ways to gain confidential intelligence.
Criminal Police – Reading this book can improve your chances of solving criminal cases.
Security Guards – Reading this book can help you uncover the truth behind mysteries.
Leaders and Officials – Reading this book can strengthen your strategic position.
Market and Business – Reading this book can inspire opportunities to expand marketing markets.
Lawyer – Reading this book can give your opponent a fatal blow.
Intermediaries – Reading this book can help you find clues for mutual benefits.
Headhunting – The Edgar Allan Poe Detective Novels: A fairly ordinary murder case, yet it baffled countless brilliant detectives. A murder in a locked room, the killer was actually a chimpanzee. "The father of detective novels" Edgar Allan Poe pioneered a new era in world detective literature. once claimed, "America produced two great writers – Edgar Allan Poe and Mark Twain." "Edgar Allan Poe's literary critiques are truly unprecedented works in American literature," said President Lincoln. "I love reading Edgar Allan Poe's mystery novels."
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: In the West, besides the Bible, the most widely read book is The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Worldwide, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes consistently ranks in the top position in sales. Currently, it has been translated into over seventy languages, and its author, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, is hailed as "the father of English detective novels."
The Moonstone: The brother turns out to be the mastermind behind the theft of the family heirloom, yet after the truth comes to light, the suspect is justified, and life always plays tricks on people, often causing those with kind hearts to suffer joy and sorrow. The author, Wilkie Collins, is "one of the greatest detective novelists in England." He maintained a close friendship and collaboration with Charles Dickens, whose works were called "first-class masterpieces" by Dickens.
The Jewish Lamp: "What you do in secret will eventually come to light." The privacy of a charming young woman becomes a tool for extortion, as the vile and greedy perpetrator seeks both wealth and pleasure. Athos finally teams up with Sherlock Holmes to solve the case. The author, Maurice Leblanc, created over fifty detective novels in his lifetime, including The Crystal Bottle and The Island of the Death. His protagonist, the swashbuckling hero Athos, became a French national hero overnight.
The Father Brown Mysteries: "Don't judge a book by its cover." The image of the short, clumsy priest is widely recognized in Britain. This book is hailed as a classic of English mystery fiction. It caused a sensation upon publication, quickly swept across Europe, and was later adapted into a 48-episode television drama, becoming a favorite among audiences. The author, G.K. Chesterton, was British.