Dorothy L. Sayers Ordre des livres (chronologique)

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Lord Peter Wimsey, a renowned detective, through this anthology featuring four classic mysteries. Each story showcases Wimsey's sharp intellect and charm as he navigates intricate plots and engages with memorable characters, making it a must-read for fans of detective fiction.

The anthology showcases the full range of Dorothy L. Sayers' literary contributions, encompassing her renowned detective fiction, thought-provoking essays, and expressive poetry. This comprehensive collection invites readers to delve into her diverse writings, providing a unique chance to appreciate her multifaceted talent and the depth of her literary impact.

In Dorothy L. Sayer's third Lord Peter Wimsey novel, Lord Peter and Detective-Inspector Charles Parker embark on a complex investigation into the death of Agatha Dawson, unraveling a web of mysterious clues in their quest for the truth.

Svojrázny anglický lord Peter Wimsey sa radí k najslávnejším knižným detektívom, akými sú Hercule Poirot či komisár Jules Maigret. Mŕtvoly sú jeho parketa a riešenie kriminálnych deliktov jeho koníčkom. Tento nedbalý, mierne výstredný a vždy korektný džentlmen je vždy tam, kde sa deje krivda – a s dôvtipom, humorom a nenapodobiteľným šarmom triumfuje nad zlom. V sérii štyroch poviedok objasňuje záhadný prípad s dvojníkom zo štvrtej dimenzie, zabraňuje krádeži šperkov, vyrieši vraždu kráľovnej a zorganizuje únos v Pyrenejách. Túto knihu nepustíte z rúk, až kým ju nedočítate úplne do konca.Vo výbere sa nachádzajú štyri poviedky zo zbierky Hangman's Holiday.

Set in the backdrop of the interwar period, this mystery novel features a compelling plot that revolves around a murder investigation involving the aristocratic Wimsey family. As amateur detective Lord Peter Wimsey navigates through societal intricacies and family secrets, the story intertwines themes of class, justice, and the impact of war on British society. Sayers' engaging writing style and intricate character development make this a notable addition to the crime fiction genre.

Set in the interwar period, this mystery novel features a compelling plot that revolves around a murder investigation involving the aristocracy. The protagonist, Lord Peter Wimsey, navigates a web of family secrets and societal expectations to uncover the truth. Sayers' sharp wit and keen observations of class dynamics enrich the narrative, making it not only a thrilling whodunit but also a commentary on the era's social structures. The book showcases Sayers' mastery in blending suspense with insightful character development.

This is a single volume containing "The Lost Tools of Learning" and "The Mind of the Maker".

Dorothy Sayers gained acclaim in the detective fiction genre through the Wimsey mysteries, which highlight her skillful storytelling during the golden age of British mystery. These works feature intricate plots and rich character development, showcasing Sayers' ability to weave suspenseful narratives that have captivated readers and influenced subsequent writers in the genre.

Der dritte Band der Reihe in attraktiver Neuausstattung Die ältere Dame Agatha Dawson stirbt etwas früher als erwartet. Niemand stört sich daran, am wenigsten die reichlich bedachte Erbin. Der Arzt ist skeptisch, diagnostiziert dennoch Herzversagen. Der Gentlemen-Ermittler Lord Peter Wimsey ahnt Schlimmeres: Mord. Ohne eine Spur beginnt er Nachforschungen anzustellen. Seine alte Freundin, Miss Climpson, eine geschwätzige Dame mit der Gabe die richtigen Fragen zu stellen, steht im zur Seite. Plötzlich wird Agatha’s ehemaliges Dienstmädchen ermordet, und Wimsey läuft bei seinem Bemühen um die Aufklärung der sonderbaren Todesumstände unvermittelt selber Gefahr "keines natürlichen Todes" zu sterben.

On November 11, ninety-year-old General Fentiman is found dead in an armchair at the Bellona Club. No one knows exactly when his death occurred—information essential in determining the recipient of a substantial inheritance. But that is only one of the mysteries vexing Lord Peter Wimsey. The aristocratic sleuth needs every bit of his amazing skills to discover why the proud officer's lapel was missing the requisite red poppy on Armistice Day, how the Bellona Club's telephone was fixed without a repairman, and, most puzzling of all, why the great man's knee swung freely when the rest of him was stiff with rigor mortis.