Mystery novels about the history of Corinth (9 volumes)

Author: (American) Collins, translated by Zhang Aiqin
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features:
"Collins Historical Mystery Novels: The Titanic Murder Case"
Introduction: Jacques Futrelle was a renowned American detective novelist in the early 20th century. His works had a profound influence on Agatha Christie's novels. On April 10, 1912, Futrelle boarded the Titanic; on the night of April 14 and the early morning of April 15, he sank into the cold depths of the Atlantic along with many celebrities and over 1,500 passengers of that era. Futrelle possessed exceptional talent in solving criminal cases, and the last challenge he faced in his life was also the greatest secret on the Titanic—the two murders before the ship sank.
"Collins Historical Mystery Novels: The Reckless Moment (Volume 1 & 2)"
Introduction: During World War II, Sir Harry of the Bahamas hired Nathan Hale to investigate his daughter-in-law, the Countess of Marini, for marital infidelity. However, on the night Hale arrived, Sir Harry was burned to death in his own bedroom, and under the orders of the Duke of Windsor, Marini was framed as the culprit. The beautiful wife of Marini, Nancy, firmly believed her husband was innocent and asked Hale to help find the real culprit. During the investigation, Hale also fell in love with the charming housekeeper, Margaret, and the flirtatious Lady Diana. On that stormy night, the real culprit finally appeared.
This set also includes:
"Collins Historical Mystery Novels: Death Flight (Volume 1 & 2)"
"Collins Historical Mystery Novels: Iron Detective (Volume 1 & 2)"
"Collins Historical Mystery Novels: The Curse of Eden (Volume 1 & 2)"