The last crime of the notorious thief Flambeau was a Christmas crime, a cheery, cosy, English middle-class crime.

Threatening notes are sent to a brilliant inventor, apparently from a former rival for the affections of a young lady.

Confined to a room in an exclusive club during an important dinner, Father Brown notices some unusual sounding footsteps.

A young Lady employs Holmes to negotiate with London's most notorious blackmailer.

Hot on the trail of master criminal Flambeau, the head of the Paris police arrives in London, where he begins to notice small things out of place.

A decapitated body is found during a dinner party at the house of the Chief of the Paris Police, in the walled garden. Father Brown is a guest ...

Holmes investigates the murder of a popular and apparently happily married Colonel.

Holmes reveals the existence of a single organiser behind half the crime in London - an evil genius named Professor Moriarty - and soon finds himself in mortal danger.

Holmes investigates the case of a fiancee who disappeared on the day of the wedding.

After accepting a post as a music teacher at a country house, a woman begins to worry when she is followed by a mysterious stranger on her weekly cycle trips down a usually deserted road.

A man seeks Holmes' advice when his wife's odd behaviour leads him to suspect she is hiding a terrible secret.

Holmes investigates a case that begins when a young man finds his uncle terrified by five orange pips he receives in the mail.

The master criminal Raffles sets his sights on a priceless collection of jewels. Crime story in which the villain is the hero.

Several years after the events described in 'The Final Problem', Dr Watson takes an interest in the murder of Ronald Adair who was shot in a locked second floor room.

A professor at a top university seeks Holmes' help with a possible case of cheating in a valuable scholarship exam.