Publisher's Synopsis
The Crimson Hair Murders (1936): Once more, the Baron von Kaz finds himself destitute, as the family fortune he expected to inherit turned out more myth than substance. His miserable attempts to compose a letter to his fiancée (for how could he marry without money?) are interrupted when he stumbles across an intricate plot to kill an heiress and steal her fortune.
The Broken Face Murders (1940): Finally, the Baron von Kaz has married, avowing retirement from the detective business, but the honeymoon is rudely interrupted by a strange little man desperate for the Baron's help. Death soon follows, and the Baron finds himself in the middle of a deadly conspiracy with a target on his back. He must call upon all of his cunning and skills to solve the mystery and protect his beautiful wife and their future happiness.
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