David Carroll Series

4 primary works • 4 total works
Here's how he's described in Midnight (1922):

"It wasn't David Carroll's way to talk much, or to show any untoward emotion. It was Carroll's very boyishness which was his greatest asset. He had a way of stepping into a case before the principals knew he was there, and of solving it in a manner which savored not at all of flamboyance. A quiet man wa…

Book 1

The Crimson Alibi
3.50
· 2 Ratings · 1 Reviews · published 1919 · 8 editions
First Theater Edition, illustrated with scenes fro…
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Book 2

Gray Dusk
2.67
· 3 Ratings · published 1920 · 29 editions
When Mary Carmody, now Mary Forrest, a bride on he…
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Book 3

Six Seconds of Darkness: A Theatrical Blackout Murder Mystery of Urban Anonymity, Verbal Misdirection, and Forensic Puzzles
The leader of a reformist political movement to ro…
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Book 4

Midnight: An Early American Mystery of Concealed Motives, Social Deception, and Crime Beneath Respectable Surfaces
On a dark and gloomy night a glamorous lady catche…
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