The Man Who Knew Too Much

‘You are wrong,’ replied Fisher, with a very unusual abruptness, and even bitterness. ‘It’s what I do know that isn’t worth knowing. All the seamy side of things, all the secret reasons and rotten motives and bribery and blackmail they call politics.’ Through eight mysteries, Horne Fisher, natural sleuth and relative to the most powerful men in England, must discover the one thing that is worth knowing. G K Chesterton (1874–1936) was an English writer of every sort in which his wit could flourish and his style could shine; and whose goodness in his adventuring for truth is so lacking in the common rancour of today.

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