Murder by the clock

About this book

In the late 1920s, a wave of societal change swept through America, challenging traditional norms and igniting a thirst for justice. "Murder by the Clock" by Rufus King immerses readers in a gripping detective tale where time is of the essence. As Mrs. Endicott seeks help for her husband Herbert, the narrative unfolds with the chilling discovery of a dead body, raising questions of trust and betrayal. Unique elements such as the intricate clock motif and the tension between personal loyalty and moral duty drive the suspense. Ideal for students, civic activists, and mystery enthusiasts, this novel offers a compelling exploration of human nature and the quest for truth in a rapidly evolving world.