The study explores the evolution and characteristics of female detective novels in the USA and Great Britain, highlighting the historical context that has shaped their development since Poe's seminal work. It examines how female authors have uniquely contributed to the genre, despite initial male dominance, and analyzes the distinct traits of their narratives compared to male counterparts. By outlining the history and appealing aspects of these novels, the research underscores the significant influence women have had in revitalizing the detective genre.
