Guy Garrick

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.

Guy Garrick is detective novel by Arthur B. Reeve. The plot is focused on catching a band of motor bandits buy detective Garrick, a sleuth and a scholar of crime. A posh car was stolen and there was a mysterious murder of a police pigeon, somehow connected to it. New-York police has to team up with Guy Garrick, to crack this case for good. A sophisticated and twisted narrative in keeping with the best traditions of American detective – a truly enjoyable reading for all fans of the genre!