Meet the Tiger

A shadow falls across the quiet Devon coast as dusk settles, and with it comes a sense of unease-a lingering question in the salt air, a secret waiting to be unearthed. In a world where the line between justice and crime blurs, a daring amateur sleuth steps into the fray, drawn into a labyrinth of deception and peril. Set in the vibrant 1920s, this crime mystery novel immerses readers in the suspenseful whodunit tradition of golden age detective fiction, where every character harbours secrets and every clue is a double-edged sword. The narrative unfolds with a keen sense of English atmosphere, threading together the genteel with the dangerous, and offering a thrilling crime adventure that keeps the reader guessing at every turn.

What sets this story apart is its distinctive blend of wit, audacity, and moral ambiguity, capturing the spirit of early twentieth century fiction at its most spirited. The protagonist's unconventional methods and sharp intellect breathe new life into the conventions of British detective fiction, making the pursuit of truth as exhilarating as the mysteries themselves. For those who delight in vintage crime fiction, this book offers not only the pleasures of suspense and deduction, but also a glimpse into the shifting social landscape of the era-a period when the amateur sleuth could outwit both criminal masterminds and the official forces of law.

This book was out of print for decades and is now republished by Alpha Editions. It has been restored for today's and future generations. This edition is not just a reprint - it's a collector's item and a cultural treasure. Perfect for mystery lovers and collectors alike, it stands as an enduring invitation to lose oneself in a world of intrigue, clever plotting, and the enduring allure of the unsolved.