The Reasoner's Elegy: a Collection of Classic Works by Van Dyne

Bizarre murders occur frequently, and the shadow of death hangs over new york Van Dyne is one of the representative writers in the golden age of European and American mystery novels. He created the famous "Twenty Pieces of Van Dyne", which had a profound influence on the creation of mystery novels in later generations. This collection of mystery novels brings together four of Van Dyne's classic works: "The Benson Murder Case", "The Water Monster Murder Case", "The Bishop Murder Case" and "The Canary Murder Case", demonstrating his unique reasoning style. ·A wealthy businessman was shot to death at home late at night, but all the identified murderers were innocent. All six suspects have alibi. Who is the real murderer? ·At a weekend party for a well-known aquarist, a guest disappeared mysteriously after jumping into the swimming pool in full view of everyone. Strange huge paw prints appeared in the pool, and the body of the missing person was found with scratches like dragon claws. Rumors of evil dragons spread, and then a second victim appears, and the truth becomes more confusing... ·A series of bizarre murders occurred in New York, and the cases were completely consistent with the "Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme". The shadow of death hangs over New York. Why did the murderer commit the murder and what clues are provided? ·The popular Broadway actress "Canary" was brutally murdered in her apartment. The scene was a completely sealed secret room, and everyone had an alibi. Who sneaked into the actress's closed apartment like a ghost and carried out a brutal killing? Van Dyne weaves each case into a gripping mystery, allowing readers to experience endless suspense and horror through layers of reasoning.