Books like Seeing is believing by Elizabeth Ferrars

Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic detective tale follows Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson as they investigate the legend of an undead hound on Dartmoor, revealing secrets that threaten a family’s legacy.

A collection of eight classic Sherlock Holmes detective tales by Arthur Conan Doyle, featuring thrilling mysteries and ingenious investigations.

When novelist Owen Quine disappears, private detective Cormoran Strike is hired to find him, only to uncover a deadly plot tied to Quine’s controversial manuscript that could destroy many lives.

Walter Hartright, a drawing master, becomes entangled with Laura Fairlie, Sir Percival Glyde, and the scheming Count Fosco as questions of identity and madness intertwine in 19th‑century England.

When Cora dies violently with a hatchet, the ominous remark she made at her brother Richard's funeral rings true: "But he was murdered, wasn't he?" Hercule Poirot is called in by the solicitor to uncover the truth.

‘Poirot Investigates’ is a classic Agatha Christie mystery short story featuring detective Hercule Poirot in a whodunnit set in England.

Three strangers—an academic, a pathologist, and a charismatic unknown—convene at the isolated Black Dudley house for a weekend game that turns deadly, forcing them to outwit a murderer and interrogate a mysterious intruder named Albert Campion.

Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes navigate peril and intrigue in the bazaars of 1918 Jerusalem, facing murderous foes while uncovering a web of political and ethnic tension.

In 1931 Cambridge, the austere Great Aunt Caroline Faraday runs her old family house like a Victorian fiefdom, until two murders—nephew Andrew’s disappearance and sister Julia’s poisoned tea—force the quiet estate into a labyrinth of family grudges solved by private investigator Albert Campion.

When painter John Sebastian Lafcadio’s posthumous portrait series sparks intrigue, private investigator Albert Campion is dragged into a murder chain that begins at a London art show and culminates at a lavish dinner party where Campion himself becomes a victim.

If a middle‑aged woman is hanged for murder, who would have known her tragic past? Ruth Rendell’s Barbara Vine novel dissects a family’s buried secrets, exploring the slow descent into violence and control.

Inspector Thomas Lynley goes undercover to investigate the death of Ian Cresswell, uncovering a web of secrets in the affluent Fairclough family.

In London's fog‑shrouded streets Albert Campion faces the cunning outlaw Jack Havoc, a knife‑wielding killer and master jailer, as the city’s villains come alive.

A short story by Wilkie Collins in which a woman grasps her husband's possible innocence after a Scottish Verdict of "Not Proven."

A murder in a ticking‑filled study triggers a puzzling hunt—three unseen visitors, a broken clock, and a dead man whose name remains elusive.

Julia Forrester, a concert pianist, returns to the estate of Wharton Park after wartime grief, uncovering a family secret that links her to the Crawford heirs and a forbidden love that shaped the house’s history.

When Rachel Gairdner takes off for Australia to visit her brother Ian, she expects to enjoy a well-deserved holiday in that exotic land down under. But things don't appear to be going as planned. First, her brother fails to meet her at the airport as promised, and shortly after arriving at his house, Rachel discovers that Ian has disappeared. Then, later that weekend, she awakens to find a doctor hovering over her. It seems Rachel has attempted suicide--there's even a note in what looks like her handwriting at her bedside. Realizing that she was drugged, Rachel now fears that someone is trying to kill her. But who would want to murder a twenty-nine-year-old schoolteacher from Edinburgh? Could Ian, her only living relative, somehow be involved now that Rachel has recently received a surprisingly large inheritance from their aunt? And what of the hasty departure of the Constoupolises, the seemingly friendly Greek couple from whom Ian rented a room? And the sinister-looking character named Slattery, who's been snooping around ever since Rachel arrived--is he the key to brother Ian's disappearance or the attempt on her life? All Rachel knows is that her dream vacation has suddenly turned into a terrifying nightmare...and it's only a matter of time before her mystery assassin strikes again.

When the priceless Gyrth Chalice falls under threat, Albert Campion and his assistant Luggand race against a modern thieves’ ring and looming supernatural danger to protect the ancient relic and the Gyrth family.

After a quiet vacation at her friend’s country house, a middle‑aged divorcee finds herself entangled in a mysterious murder that the village of Stillbeam will not admit ever happened.

Holly Dunthorne returns to her childhood village to find an old friend accused of assaulting an elderly resident and later a murder, leaving her to confront how much the community—and she herself—has changed.

Globally acclaimed general’s memoir ghostwriter Sara Marriott becomes a silent witness to a puzzling series of murders in a quiet town, when an answered phone delivers a chilling warning that turns a simple assignment into a deadly investigation.

Peter Corey, a popular children's author, is drawn into a web of murder, deceit and intrigue when his friend Clare Methven’s ex-husband is found dead in Madeira. With suspects ranging from jealous suitors to a disturbed godchild, Corey must unravel the truth.

In the village of Holly How, Beatrix summons the fairies of Cuckoo Brow Wood to help three children and tackle local troubles, blending human and animal allies.