The Man Who Knew Too Much

LARGE PRINT EDITION - "8X10" - For Easy Reading - Easy on Your Eyes A collection of Chesterton detective stories revolving around Horne Fisher and his companion, political journalist Harold March. These stories have a lot of the same late Victorian/Edwardian flavor of Sherlock Holmes and Chesterton's own Father Brown stories. The reluctant, and moral protagonist of The Man Who Knew Too Much, however, is often forced by greater-good circumstance or a need to protect the best interests of England from revealing the killer or the culprit. Stories include: "The Face in the Target" "The Vanishing Prince" "The Soul of the Schoolboy" "The Bottomless Well" "The Hole in the Wall" "The Fad of the Fisherman" "The Fool of the Family" "The Vengeance of the Statue" Scroll Up and Grab Your Copy!!