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Mystery novels by Josephine Tey, a famous British mystery writer and one of the heroines of the Golden Age. British boarding school for girls. The looming youth. Secrets and dark scheming between girls. The unexpected death of a girl. It seems that "everyone has his own legs" is a complicated situation. Miss Ping seems to have spied on a great "secret"... What is the correct way to do justice vs justice? Some people died, some gave up their future because they were burdened with sins they did not commit, some were mentally and physically exhausted but bore the fruit of the devil, and some were full of self-confidence and eventually turned into a desperate incompetence.

"The Faxing Chase Incident" A 16-year-old school girl who has been missing for nearly a month alleged that she was abducted by the owners of the Franchise mansion, a mother and daughter, and forced her to work as a maid, and was subsequently placed under house arrest in Franchise. But when the police brought the girl to Franchise for identification, the mother and daughter claimed that they neither knew nor had seen the girl, but she could accurately describe the layout of the room, the furnishings, and even the daily necessities of the mother and daughter. A lie runs throughout the story, but in the end it makes us feel the power of "public opinion killing".

Mystery novels by Josephine Tey, a famous British mystery writer and one of the heroines of the Golden Age. Blessings lie where misfortunes lie, and misfortunes lie where blessings rely. Everyone dreams of having a flawless face. But, do you think that if your face becomes beautiful, your life will be perfect? Excessive beauty is always a dangerous thing. The appearance of that face broke the peace of the town. That face is truly unforgettable. That face made people talk a lot. Some people are envious, and some are jealous; some like it, and some are disgusted... Until one day, that beautiful face suddenly disappeared...

"One Shilling Candle" There is a woman's corpse lying on the beach in the early morning. The deceased's hair was dyed and her toenails were painted with scarlet nail polish. She looked different from ordinary people. The coast patrol said it was just an accident due to accidental swimming. They found a button tangled in her hair and identified her as Christine Clay, the most popular star in the UK. Now, almost everyone in the world was inseparable from her death. Inspector Grant of Scotland Yard peeled off clues from the deceased's complex friendship and the clues at the corpse scene. After repeated struggles and misunderstandings, he gradually uncovered the truth of the case with courage, wisdom, sympathy and opportunity.

Detective Grant, who was on vacation, was accidentally involved in a murder case! A young man who died drunk on a train. Graffiti left on a torn newspaper by the deceased. Is it a dying message or something else? The process of tracking down the evidence was extremely arduous. When the last clue was lost, the murderer confessed himself...

Mystery novels by Josephine Tey, a famous British mystery writer and one of the heroines of the Golden Age. An absolutely unprecedented and probably unprecedented book! The so-called case in the novel collectively voted the first place for historical mystery by the American Detective Writers Association is a well-known story in British history: Richard III murdered two young princes imprisoned in the Tower of London in order to seize the throne. The Wars of the Roses for the British throne. A bloody battle between two families. The young prince and the king's honor were sacrificed. The methods are cruel and outrageous. The murder case that has been circulated for 400 years may not be the truth. Who on earth took away the prince's life? Truth is the daughter of time, not of power. --Francis Bacon