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Stories: Blindman's Buff
The imposters at Blunt's detective agency receive a warning; who is after Tommy and Tuppence?
Stories: The Man in the Mist
Tommy, in the guise of a cleric, and Tuppence take Gilda Glen, a glamorous actress, to her house on Morgan’s Avenue. Enshrouded in fog, en route, they meet an agitated would-be murderer, a mysterious policeman, Gilda’s elderly sister, and a real murderer... From Partners in Crime.
Stories: The Crackler
Tommy and Tuppence sleuth after a clever counterfeiter who has been flooding both sides of the Channel with phoney bank notes. From Partners in Crime.
Stories: The Sunningdale Mystery
Captain Sessle is found stabbed through the heart, with a hatpin the only clue and a bit of red wool in his hand. From Partners in Crime.
Stories: The House of Lurking Death
Young Lois Hargreaves, has recently inherited a fortune. When she receives a box of poisoned chocolates she calls on Tommy and Tuppence to help her. As it turns out, it’s not the chocolates that are deadly... From Partners in Crime.
Stories: The Unbreakable Alibi
Una Drake, a capricious Australian, has challenged her fiance to crack two unimpeachable alibis. Despairing that Una will not marry him if he cannot guess how she managed to be in two places at once, Montgomery-Jones calls on Tommy and Tuppence for help. From Partners in Crime.
Stories: The Ambassador's Boots
Two men with the same initials accidentally swap bags at an airport; but one of them never had a bag at all. From Partners in Crime.
Stories: The Man Who was No. 16
The return of No.16 – the Beresfords’ long standing rival. The final case in the collection Partners in Crime.
Stories: Finessing the King
A personal advertisement written in code attracts the attention of Tuppence Beresford. When Tuppence suspects that the code involves the Three Arts Ball, she persuades Tommy to attend dressed in costume. Tuppence’s suspicions prove to be correct when a murder takes place, but as all of the guests are dressed in masquerade, identifying the killer may be more difficult than first thought…
