Prisoner's Base
1952

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Readers who have long followed the adventures of Nero Wolfe will surely agree not only that this is one of the neatest murder puzzles ever set down by Rex Stout, but also that it is the most exciting, adventure-filled, and breathless story he ever told.

     Nero Wolfe has represented some pretty unusual clients in his time, but in this one, his client - believe it or not - is the fast-talking, hard-hitting, skirt-chasing assistant and companion to Nero, Archie Goodwin himself.

     We'll make three bets with you about Prisoner's Base: First - you won't solve it. Second - you'll agree that no author ever played more fair with his readers. Third - when you finish it, you will feel as if you have been on a forty-eight-hour, breathtaking, danger-filled chase up and down the avenues of New York, into some of Manhattan's darkest and more terror-filled alleys.

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