The Strange Crime Of John Boulnois
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One of detective fiction's most idiosyncratic and best-loved characters, G. K. Chesterton's Father Brown is both a diminuitive, genial clergyman and a master sleuth. In these two stories involving the ingenious, unobtrusive priest, a murdered man denounces his killer with his dying breaths, and a brilliant French inspector follows a trail of carnage across London.
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