The Robert Macdonald Mysteries: Volume One brings together three of E.C.R. Lorac's finest works, offering a masterclass in Golden Age detective fiction. This illustrated collection introduces Inspector Robert Macdonald, a sharp-witted and steadfast investigator whose logical mind and empathetic approach make him a standout among classic literary detectives. - Death on the Oxford Road A seemingly routine accident on the iconic Oxford Road reveals a sinister truth: a murder cloaked in deceit. Macdonald must untangle a web of jealousy, greed, and hidden agendas, navigating the charming yet treacherous English countryside to uncover the killer. - Post After Post-Mortem When a renowned writer is found dead in what appears to be a suicide, Macdonald quickly realizes that not all is as it seems. Delving into the world of literary elites, he uncovers dark secrets and complex relationships that lead to an unexpected and chilling conclusion. - These Names Make Clues An exclusive literary treasure hunt takes a deadly turn when one of the participants is murdered. Among a group of eccentric and secretive guests, Macdonald must decode cryptic clues and unravel layers of deception to catch a cunning murderer. Perfect for fans of Golden Age mysteries, this collection is a testament to Lorac's legacy as a master of the genre, offering hours of suspense and satisfaction.