The Incredulity of Father Brown

Sensation followed the sudden death of G. K. Chesterton’s eccentric sleuth; as well it might, when he sat up in his coffin and applied a little quiet detachment to the incident. But then sensation was implicit in all the cases Father Brown so modestly handled. These stories have delighted three generations of readers, and now, with a sparkling new foreword by Ann Widdecombe, they are set to thrill and entertain a whole new audience.