As the inspector said and other stories (Inca Zapater)

I read As the inspector said and other stories these past weeks. It has five different short stories about crimes re-written by John Escott. My favorite one was Cash on Delivery, originally written by Edmund Crispin. It's about a man who takes on a hired killer for him to kill his wife but the assassin endsup killing the coupl's maid by accident and covers her face with a towel so theman who hired how wouldn't know, then he got payed and left. My least favorite story was The Blue Cross, by G. K. Chesterson. I didn't like it as much as the other stories because I think it's completely nonesense and fake and it's impossible to resolve a crime the way the inspector did. Anyway, I enjoyed this book and I would recommend it to people who like mystery novels.