The ideal travelling companion - over 40 short stories. There's Eric, thoroughly disruptive, happy denying anyone the pleasure of doing what he enjoys - but it's time for payback Then, next time you're at the village fete, you might look twice at that scrumptious ginger cake - was it really baked with love, or does it have a sprinkling of jealousy inside? And not forgetting those all important Lotto numbers. Sam Atkinson thought he knew how to pick the winning numbers - but were they lucky for him? The Traveller's Companion is perfect for dipping in and out of. Tales with a twist, stories to...

Constance York dies in a locked apartment, entirely on her own. It's murder. Months after the case is given up as unsolvable, an anonymous letter comes to Scotland Yard. As an entire family is dragged into suspicion and new crimes come to light, Chief Inspector Reginald Morgan must dig through the evidence and find out exactly what happened. His chances look bleak. His suspects seem never to have met the victim. The murderer could have been anywhere at the time of the incident. Catching the perpetrator of the perfect crime is no easy task, but a plan is beginning to form in his mind.

With his sharp mind and years of experience, Chief Inspector Reginald Morgan has become Scotland Yard's go-to man for unusual cases. When a private investigator, Robert Carter is murdered Morgan steps in, and soon finds himself swamped with evidence of other crimes. Was someone prepared to kill the investigator to keep him quiet?

A new mystery from the author of Pathway to Murder and Another Mystery for Morgan.