The Blue Cross — A Father Brown Mystery by G. K. Chesterton
A celebrated detective. A master criminal. A trail of broken windows, spilled soup, and strangely misplaced signs.
And in the middle of it all, an unassuming little priest carrying a blue cross.
“The Blue Cross” is the story that introduced Father Brown, G. K. Chesterton’s quiet, deceptively ordinary priest-detective, to the world.
French detective Aristide Valentin has come to London in pursuit of the brilliant thief Flambeau. What begins as a conventional manhunt soon becomes something much stranger, as Valentin follows a trail of apparently senseless disturbances across the city.
Someone…
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