The Classic Inspector Hugh Collier Mysteries by Moray Dalton brings together ten brilliantly crafted crime novels featuring one of Golden Age detective fiction’s most quietly compelling investigators. This illustrated edition showcases Dalton’s distinctive blend of psychological depth, atmospheric settings, and intelligent plotting that has earned her a devoted modern readership. From the eerie church tower in The Belfry Murder to the shadowy dangers of Death in the Dark, each novel presents a fresh and suspenseful case that tests Collier’s calm intellect and moral insight. In The Condamine Case, a country house hides dangerous secrets, while Inquest on Miriam reveals a haunting tale of hidden motives and family tensions. Throughout these ten novels, Inspector Hugh Collier stands apart from the typical detectives of his time—measured, empathetic, and quietly persistent. Dalton’s writing balances intrigue with character-driven storytelling, offering not just whodunits, but rich explorations of human behavior and consequence. This definitive collection is a must-have for fans of Golden Age crime fiction, offering both longtime admirers and new readers an elegant entry point into the world of Moray Dalton’s unforgettable mysteries. Contents: • One by One They Disappeared • The Belfry Murder • The Belgrave Manor Crime • The Mystery of the Kneeling Woman • Death in the Dark • Death in the Forest • The Art School Murders • The Condamine Case
