This carefully edited collection has been designed and formatted to the highest digital standards and adjusted for readability on all devices.<br>Novels<br>Perris of the Cherry Trees<br>The Middle Temple Murder<br>Dead Men&apos;s Money<br>The Talleyrand Maxim<br>The Paradise Mystery<br>The Borough Treasurer<br>The Chestermarke Instinct<br>The Herapath Property<br>The Orange-Yellow Diamond<br>The Root of All Evil<br>In The Mayor&apos;s Parlour<br>The Middle of Things<br>Ravensdene Court<br>The Rayner-Slade Amalgamation<br>Scarhaven Keep<br>In the Days of Drake<br>Where Highways Cross<br>Short Stories<br>Paul Campenhaye – Specialist in Criminology<br>The French Maid<br>The Yorkshire Manufacturer<br>The Covent Garden Fruit Shop<br>The Irish Mail<br>The Tobacco-Box<br>Mrs. Duquesne<br>The House on Hardress Head<br>The Champagne Bottle<br>The Settling Day<br>The Magician of Cannon Street<br>Mr. Poskitt&apos;s Nightcaps (Stories of a Yorkshire Farmer)<br>The Guardian of High Elms Farm<br>A Stranger in Arcady<br>The Man Who Was Nobody<br>Little Miss Partridge<br>The Marriage of Mr. Jarvis<br>Bread Cast upon the Waters<br>William Henry and the Dairymaid<br>The Spoils to the Victor<br>An Arcadian Courtship<br>The Way of the Comet<br>Brothers in Affliction<br>A Man or a Mouse<br>A Deal in Odd Volumes<br>The Chief Magistrate<br>Other Stories<br>The Ivory God<br>The Other Sense <br>The New Sun<br>The Lighthouse on Shivering Sand<br>Historical Works<br>Mistress Spitfire<br>Baden-Powell of Mafeking<br>Joseph Smith Fletcher (1863-1933) was an English author, one of the leading writers of detective fiction in the Golden Age.