Best Detective Stories of Cyril Hare
by Cyril Hare | 
When the Wind Blows
by Cyril Hare | 
The Glass Village
by Ellery Queen | 
With a Bare Bodkin
by Cyril Hare | 
A Fine Red Rain
by Stuart M. Kaminsky | 
The Fabulous Clipjoint
by Fredric Brown |
Black Maps
by Peter Spiegelman |
No Laughing Matter
by Dorothy Simpson |
Untimely Death
by Cyril Hare |
A Dead Man Out of Mind
by Kate Charles | 
Deadly Duo
by Margery Allingham | 
The Poisoned Chocolates Case
by Anthony Berkeley | 
No Love Lost
by Margery Allingham |
The Wind Blows Death
by Cyril Hare |
Always a Body to Trade
by K. C. Constantine | 
Death Walks the Woods
by Cyril Hare | 
All the Flowers Are Dying
by Lawrence Block |
Closing Time
by Jim Fusilli | 
An English Murder
by Cyril Hare | 
Suicide Excepted
by Cyril Hare |
Tragedy at Law follows a rather self-important High Court judge, Mr Justice Barber, as he moves from town to town presiding over cases in the Southern England circuit. When an anonymous letter arrives for Barber, warning of imminent revenge, he dismisses it as the work of a harmless lunatic. But then a second letter appears, followed by a poisoned box of the judge's favourite chocolates, and he begins to fear for his life. Enter barrister and amateur detective Francis Pettigrew, a man who was once in love with Barber's wife and has never quite succeeded in his profession - can he find out who is threatening Barber before it is too late?