Louis Tracy (1863–1928)

In 17 Innesmore Mansions the body of Mrs Lester is discovered. Her neighbour Francis Theydon saw, he believes, a Mr Forbes leave the apartment around the time she was killed. Chief Inspector Winter and D.I. Furneaux investigate, as they and Theydon become embroiled in a Chinese conspiracy.
An enjoyable story
Originally written in 1915

In a heavily guarded house four murders occur and the diamonds held there disappeared. Assistant Under-Secretary at the Foreign Office, Jack Talbot and man put in charge of proceedings has disappeared. The Earl of Fairholme, fiance to Miss Edith Talbot seeks the help of Reginald Brett, barrister and detective.
An entertaining mystery and thriller
Originally published in 1904

1913 Who is Winifred Bartlett and why are people eager to hide her or find her. Detectives Steingall and Clancy investigate.
An enjoyable historical mystery
Originally published in 1919

David Hume-Frazer has been accused but cleared of the murder of his cousin Sir Alan Hume-Frazer. He approaches Reginald Brett, barrister and detective for help to find the guilty party so that he can marry his fiancee, without all the suspicion that surrounds him
Originally published in 1904
An interesting and entertaining historical mystery