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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Series of detective/comedy novels by Anthony Horowitz, featuring would-be private eye Tim Diamond (real name Herbert Simple) and his kid brother Nick. Despite believing himself to be a genuinely brilliant detective, Tim is utterly hopeless, and all of the cases are solved by Nick him despite never getting any credit, with the occasional help or hindrance of supporting characters Chief Inspector Snape of Scotland Yard and his sidekick Boyle. The series compromises three novels: The Falcon's Malteser (1986), Public Enemy Number Two (1987) and South by South East (1991), as well as four novellas: The French Confection, The Blurred Man, I Know What You Did Last Wednesday (all 2003) and The Greek Who Stole Christmas (2008). |