Volume VII contains the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth Thorndyke novels, published in 1931, 1932, and 1933, respectively. Pontifex, Son, and Thorndyke - Jasper Gray is an enterprising fellow going about his typical day when he''s drawn into a series of curious eventsMeanwhile, Thorndyke is consulted on a seemingly unrelated but unusual suicide. When their stories collide, Jasper''s life will never be the same. When Rogues Fall Out - A disagreement between thieves and a policeman doing his duty leads to the policeman''s deathThorndyke, Jervis, and Polton assist the official force to bring the killer to justice - and along the way investigate a most mysterious house . . . . Dr. Thorndyke Intervenes - An old case has current consequences when a human head is abandoned in a train stationBefore the investigation is concluded, a visit to an ancient crypt and explorations in ancient British mines will lead to a restored inheritance. When Sherlock Holmes began his practi