The Saint

Simon finds himself with a glamorous partner when circumstances lead him into protecting a lovely woman from her wife-killing husband.

The Saint discovers a kidnapped woman is being held and purposely has himself caught bythe kidnapper in a plot that will utilize a little Latin touch.

Whilst in New York, the Saint watches his friend, reporter Lester Boyd, launch a television attack on corrupt union boss Nat Grindel. Shortly afterwards Boyd is killed when a bomb explodes in his apartment. The Saint takes up from where Boyd left off, threatening to expose Grindel. Grindel uses an eccentric inventor and killer, Herman Uberlasch, to dispose of the Saint by planting a double bomb in his apartment, the first of which he finds. Will he get to the second one in time?

On a flight to Paris, the Saint meets Valerie North, who is on her way to meet her long-lost brother, only to find on arrival that he has been murdered, for a St. Christopher medal taken from around his neck. Valerie owns an identical medal, which she gives to the Saint. She is then kidnapped by Olivant, a Nazi collaborator in the Second World War, who recognizes that the two medals together are worth a fortune. The Saint has to discover why, as well as saving Valerie from Olivant's clutches.

Simon witnesses a murder and finds himself in the midst of a mystery involving a faithless wife and smuggled jewels.

Simon subsidizes a man's dream of adventure and excitement, but the dream becomes a nightmare until a woman's devotion brings the man back to happiness.

A slimy gossip columnist is killed and it's up to Simon to find the true murderer from the list of subjects.

Simon settles an account with a corrupt American attorney, using his own methods of justice to do so.

Simon goes fishing with a glamorous girl - and catches a much bigger net of fish than he expects.

On the Costa Brava the Saint meets the fiancee of one of his friends, the spoilt, imperious heiress Belinda Deane. He decides that she needs to understand that money cannot buy everything and contrives to steal her creature comforts, forcing her to undertake a walking holiday with him. Initially resentful she - inevitably - comes to appreciate the finer points of nature.

In Rome the Saint is about to attend a charity ball given by the Countess Rovagna - actually an American ex-stripper who married into money. The ball is in aid of Father Bellini's mission for the homeless, but the reality is that only a small proportion of the monies raised go the mission, the aim of the exercise being to make her look good and enhance her bank balance. The Saint decides that this charity ball will be an occasion she will not forget.