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When a renowned actor disappears, playwright Richard Copplestone is summoned to the seaside village of Scarhaven, England. His search for answers leads him through a series of perplexing clues that unveil a tangled web of hidden motives. At the heart of the investigation is the alluring Audrey Greyle and her family, whose secrets only deepen the intrigue. Copplestone’s discoveries threaten not only his own safety but the well‑being of his newfound friends in Scarhaven.
Richly set against a coastal backdrop, the story intertwines detective work with the intimate dynamics of a close‑knit community, keeping readers guessing until the final reveal.
First publish date: 1922
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Cozy Mystery
Authors: Joseph Smith Fletcher
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