The Cape Cod Mystery   When Miss Prudence cautiously entered, Ginger was lapping oil from a sardine tin that lay next to the corpse of a celebrated novelist.   The local sheriff rounded up his suspects, including Bill Porter, the millionaire who loved Miss Prue’s niece, Betsey; Johnny Kurth, and his divorced wife, both of whom tried to wangle invitations for the same weekend; and Betsey’s college friend who had hair like a chrysanthemum.
  But Asey Mayo, Bill Porter’s man of all work, an old Cape Codder whose maxim is “Common Sense,” puts his wits to work to save Bill from being indicted. For the sheriff was so convinced of Bill’s guilt that he put him into the pillory the town made for its tercentenary celebration.

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Diplomatic Corpse   In front of a tall tombstone lay a figure...a figure of a woman. An obviously recent corpse, dressed like an Indian, lay in a storm-lashed cemetery. But the body was above ground—with its skull bashed in! And seemingly, the man who did it was still bending over the dead woman as Asey Mayo came upon the scene! But Asey wasn't sure—to his trained eye, it was too simple.
  And he was right! In rapid-fire successionthe clues point to someone else—from a scroll clutched in the fingers of the corpse to a pink glass egg lying on the wet pavement of a country road. Asey Mayo finds that instead of an air-tight case, he has been plunged into one of his most baffling mysteries!

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