Constance Dunlap

Arthur Benjamin Reeve (Oct 15, 1880 - Aug 9, 1936) was an American author of detective novels. His most remarkable works is the professor Craig Kennedy Series, often regarded as American Sherlock Holmes. Kennedy stories were polished in Cosmopolitan magazine in the beginning of XX century. Besides writing novels, Reeve was also writing screenplays, some of which were based on his own novels like The Exploits of Elaine. His career ended when he went bankrupt because of contract issues.

Constance Dunlap is detective novel by Arthur B. Reeve. The narrative revolves around Constance Bennet, a woman detective with a very specific way of doing her job – she is more interested in helping criminals get away with their crimes than in catching them and bringing to justice. And such way of dealing with the business makes her find herself in some very ambiguous situations. How Constance does manage living in such duality? Read and find out!