"The Toff and the Taffy" is a British crime novel written by John Creasey, featuring the character The Toff, a wealthy and resourceful gentleman detective. The story revolves around his adventures as he solves various mysteries, often involving criminal activities and social issues. The term "Taffy" refers to a Welsh person, and in the context of the novel, it highlights the cultural differences and interactions between characters. The narrative combines elements of humor and suspense, showcasing Creasey's ability to create engaging plots that reflect the social dynamics of his time.