The Saint Sees It Through by Leslie Charteris

Simon Templar Fights An International Dope Ring

The Saint pits himself against a lovely lady, 

and unflappable psychiatrist, 

and a maze of murder.

The Saint, who sometimes travels under the name Simon Templar, collides with the weirdest group of sinister characters he's ever met, including a mysterious European psychiatrist, a monstrous glandular freak, and a peculiar lady poet. Something sinister linked them all together, and Simon has to find out what it was. The key might be the suave shrink. Then again, it might be Avalon Dexter, the sexy singer with the sincere smile. And the gift for getting The Saint tangled up in the murderous riddle.

Printing History

Written by Leslie Charles Bowyer-Yin (1907-1993)

The Crime Club (USA)

1946

Hodder and Stoughton  (UK)

1947 

Avon Publications, Inc

T-619

First Printing May 1951

Second Printing November 1954

Curtis Books

07209 

Trivia

This was the final full-length novel featuring Templar to be solely written by Charteris, as the author chose to concentrate on short stories and novella-length Saint stories hereafter.