The Violet Strange Mysteries (Volume 3): Giant Print Book for Low Vision Readers

In 1915, Anna Katharine Green invented the “girl detective” in the character of Violet Strange, a debutante with a secret life as a sleuth. Violet is hired by a police chief who knows she can solve mysteries involving “high society” in New York City, since she mingles freely with its the wealthy and powerful citizens. Violet appears in nine linked short stories, three of which appear in this volume. THE DOCTOR, HIS WIFE, AND THE CLOCK MISSING: PAGE THIRTEEN VIOLET’S OWN About Grace's Giant Print Books (gracesgiantprintbooks.com) Our books are specially designed for visually impaired readers who may not be able to operate an e-reading device, or just love the feeling of a book in their hands. The 30-point font (featured on each back cover) is easy to read, and the books are larger than the industry standard, making them more manageable for arthritic hands and fingers. For the full catalog, visit www.gracesgiantprintbooks.com