Shadow in the House

About this book

In the late 1920s, amidst the opulence of wealth and the shadows of societal intrigue, "Shadow in the House" by Sinclair Gluck unfolds a gripping murder mystery. When millionaire Mason Rees Harrison is discovered dead in his luxurious estate, pierced by an arrow, the stage is set for a labyrinthine investigation. As secrets unravel, readers encounter a cast of characters whose motives intertwine with the allure of affluence and betrayal. This novel deftly explores themes of deception and the human psyche, making it a compelling read for students of literature and civic activists alike. With its intricate plot and vivid setting, "Shadow in the House" invites you to delve into a world where every shadow hides a truth waiting to be uncovered.

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