Maisie Dobbsov (2026)

Meet Maisie Dobbs, a brave and perceptive investigator solving her first case in this acclaimed series of classic detective novels in the spirit of Agatha Christie. London, 1929. Maisie opens her own investigation office. During the First World War, she worked in a field hospital, where she learned more than simply how to treat wounds. Intelligent and observant, she can sense what other people conceal, sometimes even from themselves. Her first case appears simple: a respected London gentleman believes that his wife is hiding something. The investigation takes Maisie from luxurious drawing rooms deep into the past, to a story that began in the shadow of war and left wounds that never fully healed. Maisie knows that the truth is not only a matter of evidence. Sometimes it requires courage and heart. Jacqueline Winspear comes from Kent, England, and is known for her acclaimed historical detective series about Maisie Dobbs, which has won readers around the world. Family stories about her grandfather, who fought on the Western Front, led her to the subject of the First World War and give her novels their exceptional humanity and authenticity. Her debut, Maisie Dobbs, received awards including the Agatha Award, a prestigious prize for detective fiction in the spirit of Agatha Christie, and the series is a New York Times bestseller. The book is in Czech.