Peachmonk A Serio-Comic Detective Tale in Which No Fire-Arms Are Used and No One is Killed

"Peachmonk" by John Eyerman is a humorous detective story from the early 1900s, humorously told by Lord Edward Lyndon, about his friend, the Duke of Belleville, during a whirlwind three days. The novel weaves a clever tapestry using over nine hundred book titles, creating a tale of mystery and social games without guns or death. We follow the Duke as he chases an entertaining chain of events including a missing person, a puzzling lady, and a mess of secrets with dangerous family ties. The tale is filled with characters, from the smart Duchess Evelyn to the crafty Marjorie, with the evil Martin Dhragnet causing issues as the story twists and turns. With its clever talks and comedic timing, the Duke's adventurous journey reveals truths and hidden identities about family and affection, all in a package that pleases and informs us of social behaviors during that time.