Guy Garrick by Arthur B. Reeve

Guy Garrick is a detective novel written by Arthur B. Reeve and first published in 1922. The story follows the titular character, Guy Garrick, as he investigates a series of murders that take place in New York City. Garrick is a former Scotland Yard detective who has moved to America and is now working as a private investigator. As he delves deeper into the case, Garrick uncovers a complex web of motives and secrets that lead him to the killer. The novel is known for its clever plotting and suspenseful atmosphere, and it is considered a classic of the detective genre.

By Arthur B. Reeve · First published 1922 · Genre: Detective Fiction, Mystery, Crime · 25 chapters

Contents

• THE STOLEN MOTOR
• THE MURDER CAR
• THE MYSTERY OF THE THICKET
• THE LIQUID BULLET
• THE BLACKMAILER
• THE GAMBLING DEN
• THE MOTOR BANDIT
• THE EXPLANATION
• THE RAID
• THE GAMBLING DEBT
• THE GANGSTER'S GARAGE
• THE DETECTAPHONE
• THE INCENDIARY
• THE ESCAPE
• THE PLOT
• THE POISONED NEEDLE
• THE NEWSPAPER FAKE
• THE VOCAPHONE
• THE EAVESDROPPER AGAIN
• THE SPEAKING ARC
• THE SIEGE OF THE BANDITS
• THE MAN HUNT
• THE POLICE DOG
• THE FRAME-UP
• THE SCIENTIFIC GUNMAN

More by Arthur B. Reeve

• The Master Mystery (1936)
• The Poisoned Pen (1920)
• The Silent Bullet (1920)
• The Dream Doctor (1924)
• The War Terror (1918)
• The Treasure-Train (1923)
• The Romance of Elaine (1920)
• The Gold of the Gods (1914)
• All works by Arthur B. Reeve