For the first time, readers of the Montclaire Mysteries can find a collection of four exciting cases, under one cover. Read "The Friend in Need," "The Poet's Apprentice," "The Devil, You Say?" and "And Now, You Don't." This is Gerard de Montclaire at his crime-solving best. These exciting Edwardian mysteries present cases so perplexing they are worthy of great Sherlock Holmes himself. In fact, Holmes finds himself at the center of one of these mysteries -- not as the detective, but as the accused