Books like Agatha Webb by Anna Katharine Green
A mysterious evening unfolds at a grand hilltop house in New England, where a small gathering departs, leaving only musicians behind. As dawn begins to break, a lanky young man with sharp eyes draws attention to the faint early light, hinting at the quiet drama to come.
The narrative centers on the subtle interplay between the guests, the musicians, and the solitary observer, subtly weaving themes of mystery, suspense, and the quiet intensity of a New England setting.
First publish date: 1899
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Private Investigator
Authors: Anna Katharine Green
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