The Complete Henry Gamadge Mysteries by Elizabeth Daly. Sixteen Books. Illustrated : Unexpected Night, Deadly Nightshade, Murders in Volume 2, The House Without the Door, Evidence of Things Seen and Others, livre ebook

Step into the refined world of Henry Gamadge, bibliophile, scholar, and amateur sleuth, in this beautifully illustrated complete collection of sixteen classic mysteries by Elizabeth Daly—one of the most acclaimed writers of the Golden Age of Detective Fiction and a favorite of Agatha Christie.
From the quiet coastlines of New England to the genteel drawing rooms of wartime New York, Gamadge applies his sharp intellect and deep knowledge of books, psychology, and human nature to uncover the truth behind seemingly unsolvable crimes.
This definitive volume includes all sixteen novels in the series, including:
Unexpected Night – The mysterious death of a young heir turns a quiet resort into a crime scene.
Deadly Nightshade – Children fall ill under suspicious circumstances, and superstition begins to cloud judgment.
Murders in Volume 2 – A rare book goes missing, and murder follows close behind.
The House Without the Door – A woman acquitted of murder becomes a target once more.
Evidence of Things Seen – A ghostly vision leads to a very real death.
And many more...
With elegant prose, clever plotting, and an unforgettable detective at its heart, The Complete Henry Gamadge Mysteries is a treasure trove for lovers of traditional whodunits, literary mysteries, and vintage crime fiction. Each story is illustrated to capture the atmosphere and charm of Elizabeth Daly’s timeless world.
Contents:
-Unexpected Night (1940)
-Deadly Nightshade (1940)
-Murders in Volume 2 (1941)
-The House Without the Door (1942)
-Evidence of Things Seen (1943)
-Nothing Can Rescue Me (1943)
-Arrow Pointing Nowhere (1944)
-The Book of the Dead (1944)
-Any Shape or Form (1945)
-Somewhere in the House (1946)
-The Wrong Way Down (1946)
-Night Walk (1947)
-The Book of the Lion (1948)
-And Dangerous to Know (1949)
-The Book of Crime (1951)
-Death and Letters (1953)