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Shelve Trouble in Triplicate. The Second Confession by Rex Stout. When a millionaire businessman hires the sedentary… More. Shelve The Second Confession. Three Doors to Death by Rex Stout. Three cases bring perplexing challenges to Nero Wo… More.

Shelve Three Doors to Death. In the Best Families by Rex Stout. Aging millionairess Mrs. Rackham asks Nero Wolfe t… More. Shelve In the Best Families. Curtains for Three by Rex Stout.

Three clever murderers challenge Nero Wolfe in cas… More. Shelve Curtains for Three. Murder by the Book by Rex Stout.

It wasn't Leonard Dykes's writing style that offen… More. Shelve Murder by the Book. Triple Jeopardy by Rex Stout. Don't tempt Nero Wolfe to find the culprit. When f… More. Shelve Triple Jeopardy.

Prisoner's Base by Rex Stout. Hours after Priscilla Eads pleads with him to take… More. Shelve Prisoner's Base. The Golden Spiders by Rex Stout. Nero Wolfe was almost as famous for his wealthy cl… More.

Shelve The Golden Spiders. Three Men Out by Rex Stout. A trio of mystery cases not to be missed by Nero W… More. Shelve Three Men Out. The Black Mountain by Rex Stout. Shelve The Black Mountain. Before Midnight by Rex Stout.

Cheaters never prosper, but Nero Wolfe encounters … More. Shelve Before Midnight. Three Witnesses by Rex Stout. In three cases--a millionaire who writes his own d… More. Shelve Three Witnesses. Eleven years ago, wealthy Nebraska businessman Jam… More. Shelve Might as Well Be Dead. The fer-de-lance is one of the most dangerous and dreaded snakes on earth.

When someone wraps one as a gift to Nero Wolfe, his assistant, Mr. Goodwin knows he is drawing closer to solve the evil string of murders of a college president and an immigrant. Wolfe plays the snake charmer in the hopes to apprehend the killer filled with hate and poison in his heart.

Nero Wolfe is an obese genius who hardly leaves his home; instead, he spends his time-solving murders from fragments of evidence collected by his helpers. On his worst days, he lives in mountains of food prepared by his chef who is an expert gourmet chef. Wolfe mostly relies on his chief aide, Archie, a wisecracking and witty person who works in perfect harmony with his intellectual boss. The humor in this novel involves the innuendo of an emotionless relationship between Archie and his boss, Detective Nero Wolfe.

A disabled man, who was injured in a grizzly accident at Harvard, is in trouble. Fifteen men are frightened that the former Harvard classmate, is on a killing leash and plans to take them out, one-by-one. During the Second World War, he served as the head of the War Board of Writers and later, through his numerous radio broadcasts became a celebrity.

Rex also promoted the world federalism. During his time as the president of the association of the Authors Guild, Rex tried to benefit the authors by striving for reforms in the copyright laws. He also served as the president of one of the other popular writing associations. The family of Rex comprised of a total of 9 siblings and right after his birth in Noblesville, Indiana, his family moved to Kansas. It was because of him that Rex was able to finish reading the Bible twice at the age of four.

And at the age of 13, he had become the spelling bee champion of his state. He was accompanied by his sister, Ruth Stout, who co-authored several books with Rex. Between the years and , Rex served in the US Navy and after that he worked at several jobs in 6 states in the span of 4 years, including a job as a clerk in a cigar-store. By that time, he had started writing several novels and short stories, three of which were sold in From the year up to , Rex was able to publish a total of 40 works of fiction in a number of magazines.

Although, he was able to earn some money through his writings, it was his invention of the school banking system in the year that made him earn enough amount of money to travel extensively in Europe. This invention of Rex benefitted about schools, which adopted it to track the money saved by the school children in their school accounts. Rex was some amount of money as royalty by the schools. He married fay Kennedy in the year and eventually divorced her in The Nero Wolfe series of novels written by Rex Stout consists of a total of 33 novels and 39 short stories, many of which are set in the New York City.

The first novel of the series was published by the Farrar and Rinehart publishers in the year In the opening plot of the novel, Archie narrates about the murder case of a college president and an immigrant, in which Nero is involved as a detective. She also explains from her herpetologist knowledge that the Fer-de-Lance is one of the most deadly snakes known to humans.