Patrick Petrella, Detective Chief Inspector of the South London Division, investigates kidnapping, arson, and murder &nbsp;&nbsp; Petrella at Q is a collection of 11 short stories plus one longer story divided into four parts about the British policeman Patrick Petrella by the British writer Michael Gilbert published in the United Kingdom by Hodder and Stoughton in 1977 and in the United States by Harper &amp; Row the same year. In addition to the stories themselves, there is an introductory sketch of Petrella by Gilbert written especially for this book. Contents: Patrick Petrella, page 9 — biographical sketch of Petrella by Gilbert SUMMER: The Elusive Baby, page 16 — he begins the book as Detective Inspector Petrella SUMMER: The Banting Street Fire, page 28 SUMMER: The Death of Mrs. Key, page 39 SUMMER: Why Tarry the Wheels of His Chariot, page 49 AUTUMN: Rough Justice page 59 — Detective Inspector Petrella has just been promoted to Deputy Chief Inspector Petrella AUTUMN: Counterplot, page 69 AUTUMN: "To the Editor, Dear Sir–", page 77 AUTUMN: A Thoroughly Nice Boy, page 92 WINTER: The Cleaners, page 104 PART I: Inquest on the Death of Bernie Nicholls, page 104 PART II: A Lively Night at Basildon Mansions, page 119 PART III: The Peripatetic Birds, page 134 PART IV: St. Valentine's Day, page 150 SPRING: Captain Crabtree, page 164 SPRING: The Last Tenant, page 186 SPRING: Mutiny at Patton Street, page 205

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