Diamond Brothers Detective Agency 5 Books Collection Set by Anthony Horowitz - Paperback - Ages 9-14 - 7 Funny Mystery Stories

Titles in This Set The French Confection and The Greek Who Stole Christmas The Falcon's Malteser Public Enemy Number Two The Blurred Man & I Know What You Did Last Wednesday South by South East Details Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781406357752 Publisher: Walker Books Age Range: 9-14 Overview The Diamond Brothers Detective Agency 5 Books Collection Set brings together seven riotous, razor-sharp mysteries starring Tim and Nick Diamond, the world's most accident-prone private investigators. Written by bestselling author Anthony Horowitz, creator of Alex Rider, this paperback boxed set is packed with murder, mayhem and laugh-out-loud misadventure. Ideal for tweens and teens who love a fast-paced whodunit with heart, humour and plenty of twists, it's a brilliant introduction to crime fiction for young readers. About the Books Nick Diamond narrates the chaotic exploits of his hopeless brother Tim, a self-styled private eye whose cases spiral out of control. In The Falcon's Malteser , a mysterious dwarf and a box of chocolates lead the brothers into a murder investigation involving smugglers and diamonds. Public Enemy Number Two lands Nick in a prison cell opposite Britain's most notorious criminal, forcing him to outwit a shadowy fence to save his brother's business. The French Confection and The Greek Who Stole Christmas pairs two globe-trotting capers packed with mistaken identity and Chandler-style spoofery. The Blurred Man & I Know What You Did Last Wednesday combines a steamroller death with a chilling island mystery where guests keep disappearing. Finally, South by South East sees Tim paid handsomely for an old overcoat, only for his benefactor to be gunned down moments later, plunging the brothers into a dangerous new case. Across all seven stories, Horowitz blends pacy plotting, sharp one-liners and clever mysteries, making this a firm favourite for reluctant readers and budding detectives alike. Each book stands alone but shares the same wisecrac