James Ronald Knihy

A comprehensive survey of one of Scotland's most fascinating historical buildings, tracing its evolution from medieval fortress to grand Renaissance palace. Lavishly illustrated with photographs, maps, and diagrams.

The story revolves around the concept of a seemingly perfect murder, crafted to be so uncomplicated that it eludes suspicion. It delves into the mind of a meticulous planner who believes they can execute a flawless crime. As the narrative unfolds, themes of deception, morality, and the psychological complexities of committing murder are explored, raising questions about guilt and the consequences of one's actions.

The narrative centers on a character who is adamantly opposed to paying for anything, reflecting a strong sense of defiance and independence. This unwavering stance leads to a series of humorous and thought-provoking encounters, exploring themes of value, societal norms, and personal principles. As the story unfolds, the character's interactions reveal deeper insights into human behavior and the consequences of extreme convictions.

The story revolves around a chilling promise of murder, as the protagonist reveals a sinister plan to eliminate individuals one by one, confident in their ability to evade justice. This gripping narrative delves into themes of morality, the psychology of a killer, and the intricacies of the law, creating a tense atmosphere where the reader is left questioning the boundaries of right and wrong. The dark tone and suspenseful plotting invite readers into a world where danger lurks at every turn.

In "Cross Marks the Spot," actress Cicely Foster finds herself entangled in a murder mystery after a struggle with movie mogul Jacob Singerman leads to his death. Reporter Julian Mendoza investigates, uncovering evidence that complicates Cicely's innocence. The second story, "The Sundial Drug Mystery," follows three actors stranded during a storm at a mysterious mansion, where they confront eerie events and hidden dangers. The collection showcases the work of James Jack Ronald, a versatile writer known for his engaging crime and mystery narratives.