Gentlemen, my friend, the honorable Miss Dorothy Cecil, is a girl whose words are difficult to describe.
As you already know, she is a female detective. And I would add that she is the most special girl I have ever met in this world.
——Edmund Saville
In this era when carriages and cars were on the road at the same time, people had heard of Sherlock Holmes and the great detective Poirot, but who was Dorothy Cecil?
Oh! That aristocratic girl who was in the newspaper.
Female detective? Never heard of it. Can a woman still be a detective?
Certainly!
[Hello, I am Dorothy Cecil, your detective. If you are in trouble, please write to Savile House and I will be happy to assist you.
P. S.: If you meet a verbose guy who happens to be a writer, be sure not to talk to him, thank you.
Turn of the century: late 19th and early 20th centuries
[Female detective
[The iron-clad male protagonist, the flowing male supporting character]
[The emotional line will be bumpy, referring to the male protagonist]
Tips before reading:
1. Inspired by George Sand and Miss Fisher's Mysteries, but has no plot connection with it.
2. Try to respect historical facts as much as possible. Detective characters from the same period will appear, but in any case this is a fictional fan.
3. I haven't thought about it yet, just leave it empty for now!
Mission: Women can be whatever they want to be
