Four Max Carrados Detective Stories
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These four short stories feature Max Carrados, a blind detective who uses his heightened senses and ingenious methods to solve intricate crimes in the bustling streets of London. Each story offers a unique puzzle for Carrados to unravel, showcasing his remarkable ability to perceive the world in ways most people cannot. With wit and humour, Bramah presents a captivating glimpse into the mind of a truly extraordinary detective.Book Details
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