Get the Inspector Broekstein Mysteries Box Set, featuring all three books in this popular series. Humorous whodunnits for fans of amateur sleuths, awkward situations, and Agatha Christie. Murders Most Foul "What would you say if I were to tell you I believed...that in the heart of every man and woman alive, there lies the potential for ultimate evil?" So begins a mystery of murder, jealousy, and revenge, as old friendships are tested and new alliances form. When a wealthy heir invites half a dozen people to his recently inherited estate, all hell breaks loose, and it will be up to the quirky, lovelorn Inspector Willem Broekstein to find out whodunnit. But of course all is not as it seems, and Broekstein will need his wits about him if he's to keep from losing his head-or his heart-along the way. Threats Beget Violence Quirky, lovelorn Inspector Broekstein is back, this time in a mystery that begins with a random bar of soap on a factory assembly line and a simple message carved on one side: Help me. A peculiar situation turns into something much more sinister when Broekstein learns that his female coworkers are being threatened and stalked. The war is over, and someone apparently does not want them working on the line anymore. All is not as it seems, however, and Broekstein will need to keep his wits about him if he is to solve a dangerous case of infidelity, misogyny, and vengeance-without losing his head or his heart in the process. A Criminal Cover-Up Invited to the heart of Maine for a weekend getaway on Lake Chumgichkook, quirky Inspector Broekstein is at once mistaken for someone mysteriously known as The Dutchman. Then he's robbed. And somebody starts shooting at him. He has encountered his share of odd situations in the past, but this time he's up against a rogue bull moose, short circus performers, and rumors of a haunted forest-not to mention a cold-blooded killer. As always, all is not as it seems, and Broekstein will need to keep his wits about him, headstrong and heartstrong, if he's to root out the crime festering deep in Passamaquoddy County.