Anna Katharine Green, often referred to as the mother of the detective novel, presents a captivating collection of mystery stories in 'The Cases of Violet Strange'. The book contains a series of six detective stories featuring the enigmatic and resourceful character of Violet Strange, a young society woman who secretly works as a detective to solve various intriguing cases. Green's writing style combines elements of traditional detective fiction with a focus on the social mores and class distinctions of the late 19th century. Each story presents a unique and complex mystery that will keep readers guessing until the very end. 'The Cases of Violet Strange' is a seminal work in the history of mystery fiction, showcasing Green's skill in crafting intricate plots and engaging characters. Fans of classic detective fiction will delight in this collection of stories that exemplify the golden age of the genre.