"The biography of a house? Keep in mind that this is the brownstone house of Nero Wolfe, the elephantine sleuth, gourmand, genius, and master of seven languages. His attitude toward physical activity (he hates it) and in fact his aversion to any form of work has endeared him to his countless fans, but it also confined him primarily to his brownstone. He accepted cases only in order to maintain his elegant brownstone, and he solved them in his brownstone. Ken Darby, one of Wolfe's most avid fans, became quite attached to the brownstone house, as any loyal fan would. As a last tribute to the house, no longer home to Nero Wolfe, Darby set out to tell its full story. He tracked down Archie Goodwin, Wolfe's confidential assistant, who also, you will recall, recorded the myriad cases solved by Nero Wolfe. Archie enthusiastically contributed copious notes, which Darby now presents to us. These notes, of course, quote generously from the Wolfe Canon, providing a wonderful journey through corridors and favorite cases." You will relive favorite cases and resolve past discrepancies as this wonderful house comes alive to you.
008176 
Price: 125.00 USD

Robert Goldsborough brings Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin back to life as he continues the series after Rex Stout's death. This is the second of his Nero Wolfe books.
The first corpse is slated to be a newspaper. If Ian MacLaren, sleazy king of Britain's scandal sheets, succeeds in taking over the Gazette, this respectable publication will die. Archie Goodwin is astonished when Nero Wolfe decides to stop him. But Wolfe's public c.all for defense of the Gazette leads to a bullet in someone's brain. The NYPD calls it suicide. . .but Wolfe recognizes the byline of a murderer working under deadline.

001989 
Price: 2.95 USD

Robert Goldsborough brings Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin back to life as he continues the series after Rex Stout's death. This is the second of his Nero Wolfe books.
The first corpse is slated to be a newspaper. If Ian MacLaren, sleazy king of Britain's scandal sheets, succeeds in taking over the Gazette, this respectable publication will die. Archie Goodwin is astonished when Nero Wolfe decides to stop him. But Wolfe's public c.all for defense of the Gazette leads to a bullet in someone's brain. The NYPD calls it suicide. . .but Wolfe recognizes the byline of a murderer working under deadline.

008208 
Price: 3.95 USD

Robert Goldsborough brings Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin back to life as he continues the series after Rex Stout's death.
"Threatening notes have been sent to Milan Stevens, celebrated conductor of the New York Symphony. His niece, Maria, fears for her uncle's life and travels to the Thirty-fifth Street brownstone of Nero Wolfe. Archie can barely conceal his surprise when Wolfe agrees to investigate - Archie has just spent two spectacularly unsuccessful years trying to pry his employer out of retirement. But Wolfe has his own reasons . . . while the world knows Milan Stevens as a brilliant conductor, Wolfe knows him as Milos Stefanovic, the brave freedom fighter who saved Wolfe's life many years ago. It is a debt that must be paid.
"But Maria has come to the big detective too late. Milan Stevens is soon found dead, and Maria's musician boyfriend, Gerald, is in police custody. . . With precious little to go on, and not sold on Gerald's guilt, Wolfe and Archie begin . . . but when the scanty clues finally arrange themselves like notes on a score, and Wolfe recognizes a dark melody that only a talented murderer could perform."
008199 
Price: 7.95 USD

"For the past six Sundays, splashy televangelist Barnabas Bay has found a nasty surprise in the collection. . . Bible quotations twisted into death threats. When one of Reverend Bay’s assistants beseeches Wolfe to find the wicked perpetrator, he refuses--even though the almighty bank account is in need of salvation. Never one to shirk his Christian duty, Wolfe’s faithful legman Archie Goodwin refers the case to longtime friend and fellow private detective Fred Durkin. Eleven days later someone at the Silver Spire receives a premature call to meet his maker--and Durkin is charged with murder. As Archie searches for clues and prays for a miracle, the incomparable Nero Wolfe finds himself up against a sinfully clever killer in one of the most baffling--and damning--cases of his career."
008200 
Price: 10.95 USD

Robert Goldsborough brings Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin back to life as he continues the series after Rex Stout's death. This is the third of his Nero Wolfe books.
He was a man a lot of people hated, even in death. He was Hale Markham, a professor at an upstart New York college, a man infamous for his poisonous jealousy, backstabbing, and character assassination. His death is graded accidental. As Archie pokes about the ivy, Nero Wolfe is ensconced within his brownstone, professing no interest in the case. . .until Archie lands in jail. Now the enraged great detective must do the unheard of: he must haul his legendary girth from his favorite armchair and storm into the wilds of the outer world to snare a murderer magna cum laude.

007801 
Price: 3.60 USD

Robert Goldsborough brings Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin back to life as he continues the series after Rex Stout's death. This is the third of his Nero Wolfe books.
He was a man a lot of people hated, even in death. He was Hale Markham, a professor at an upstart New York college, a man infamous for his poisonous jealousy, backstabbing, and character assassination. His death is graded accidental. As Archie pokes about the ivy, Nero Wolfe is ensconced within his brownstone, professing no interest in the case. . .until Archie lands in jail. Now the enraged great detective must do the unheard of: he must haul his legendary girth from his favorite armchair and storm into the wilds of the outer world to snare a murderer magna cum laude.

008202 
Price: 7.95 USD

Goldsborough's fourth Nero Wolfe novel.
"Playboy Sparky Linville has a nasty notion of fun and games. But when he picks popular Noreen James as his unwilling playmate, the result is murder - and a case that will rock Manhattan’s trendy Upper East Side and divide the family of Lily Rowan, Noreen’s aunt. As furor rages in the local press and the police ix their attention on her relatives, Lily turns to her old friend and confidant Archie Goodwin for help, hoping he can convey the seriousness of the family’s plight to his eminent employer, Nero Wolfe."
007919 
Price: 11.95 USD

Originally serialized in "All Story Magazine" in 1914, this novel never appeared in book form until 80 years later. It dates from Rex Stout's first writing career -- before he took twenty years off to make his fortune, and before he created his very large, immortal detective Nero Wolfe. "Beautiful and deadly, Aline Solini is a study in pure evil. First encountered in a Balkan convent about to be sacked by marauding Turkish forces, she is rescued by Richard Stetton, a wealthy American who becomes totally captivated by her. His wealth aids her to escape from Vasili Petrovich, the husband she tried to poison, and enter the highest social circles to meet men of power, where she continues to ply her sensual talents in intrigue and murder."
005343 
Price: 3.95 USD

"The man in the outsize chair is the outrageously brilliant Nero Wolfe-the orchid-growing gourmet whose sheer genius at daring deduction has no peer. Together with his confidential assistant, the dashing Archie Goodwin, he must solve a tantalizing crime in black and white. Susan was bright, beautiful, white-and murdered. All the clues pointed straight to her dapper, dauntless-and black-fiancé. Until Nero Wolfe uncovered a new kind of motive for murder."
002615 
Price: 9.75 USD