Thomas Nicolaas Volgorde van de boeken (chronologisch)

Kerstnacht 1954. Een piloot belandt in een noodsituatie. Dan duikt uit onverwachte hoek hulp op.

Een intelligente Newyorkse lerares kan alleen liefdevol en onbevangen omgaan met haar leerlingen, maar staat argwanend tegenover volwassenen en zoekt daarom haar heil in contacten met onbekende mannen.

Na een periode van interne problemen vormen geheime Russische geldtransacties in het Verre Oosten het begin voor een reeks nieuwe activiteiten van de Britse geheime dienst.

Een welgestelde advocaat uit New York doodt bij een verkeersongeval een oude zigeunervrouw. Vanaf die dag rust er een vloek op hem

Inspector Rudge rarely deals with murder in the quiet seaside town of Whynmouth, but everything changes when an old sailor arrives with a rowing boat containing a fresh corpse, stabbed in the chest. The investigation quickly reveals obstacles, including a vicar who seems to be hiding information and the mysterious disappearance of the victim's niece. The case grows more complex as the victim's identity comes into question, leading Rudge to ponder the number of people involved in this extraordinary crime and whether he will ever solve it. In 1931, a group of crime writers from the newly formed Detection Club, including Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers, collaborated on a unique crime novel. Each author contributed a chapter in a literary game of consequences, with G.K. Chesterton writing a paradoxical prologue and Anthony Berkeley providing the conclusion. All authors submitted their own solutions in sealed envelopes, which were included at the end of the book, with Christie's clever resolution noted as particularly noteworthy. The contributing authors include G.K. Chesterton, Canon Victor Whitechurch, G.D.H. Cole, Margaret Cole, Henry Wade, Agatha Christie, John Rhode, Milward Kennedy, Dorothy L. Sayers, Ronald Knox, Freeman Wills Crofts, Edgar Jepson, Clemence Dane, and Anthony Berkeley.

A fighter pilot faces death. Lost in the black murk of night fog with no radio, no compass, and low fuel, he believes he's finished. He knows that soon his jet will slam into freezing waves and sink life a stone. But somehow he also knows that there's another plane out there--a plane that played through this same scenario years earlier and crashed. Unabridged.