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Andy Skyberg returns to New Bergen seeking a quieter life, but his dog King Harald begins sniffing out crime. Extortion, arson, and murder surrounding Andy's former college girlfriend pull the pair into an unexpected investigation.

During her 1901 summer holiday, eighteen-year-old Mary MacDougall enjoys painting lessons with Edmond Roy. When he is accused of kidnapping two pupils, she begins her first investigation while wrestling with her attraction to the suspect.

At a 1901 Christmas musicale, opera singer Josie Borrell's celebrated sapphire disappears. Aspiring detective Mary MacDougall investigates a circle of possible thieves while an unexpected romantic encounter complicates her efforts to keep her attention on the case.

Andy Skyberg hopes to focus on his sister's new cafe and its architect, but relatives and neighbors keep demanding help. Meanwhile, King Harald's discovery of a stolen thousand-dollar bill draws man and dog into more trouble.

In 1902, Mary MacDougall is asked to investigate Agnes Olcott's apparent death from cholera. The woman's daughter suspects her stepfather, and Mary's inquiries in a small town turn a holiday journey into a potentially dangerous case.

Andy Skyberg's brief stop to help Aunt Bev at a resort becomes an extended stay when a blizzard hits. Snowbound with King Harald and an eccentric crowd, he faces a mystery involving a violent jewel thief.

Mary MacDougall opens her own detective agency in 1902, with a cousin imposed as secretary and chaperone. Apparently trivial theft cases soon lead the young investigator toward disappearance, international intrigue, and murder.