A Master Of Mysteries - Meade, L. T. Eustace Robert
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A Master Of Mysteries is a detective novel that combines elements of mystery and the supernatural. The protagonist, a professional exposer of ghosts, is tasked with investigating the mysterious death of a young artist whose demise is linked to a haunted inn. The story delves into the enigma of the death, surrounded by rumors of supernatural occurrences and a possible foul play scenario. As the protagonist embarks on his investigation, posing as an amateur photographer, he uncovers a web of clues that point to a deeper mystery. The story weaves suspense and intrigue as the investigator…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
A Master Of Mysteries is a detective novel that combines elements of mystery and the supernatural. The protagonist, a professional exposer of ghosts, is tasked with investigating the mysterious death of a young artist whose demise is linked to a haunted inn. The story delves into the enigma of the death, surrounded by rumors of supernatural occurrences and a possible foul play scenario. As the protagonist embarks on his investigation, posing as an amateur photographer, he uncovers a web of clues that point to a deeper mystery. The story weaves suspense and intrigue as the investigator confronts the eerie atmosphere of the inn and seeks to unravel the truth behind the artist s death. With a mix of logical deduction and supernatural elements, the novel explores the blurred lines between reality and the unknown, challenging the protagonist to confront both tangible evidence and unexplainable occurrences. The narrative invites the reader into a world where reason and the supernatural collide, creating a captivating tale of suspense and mystery.
Autorenporträt
Elizabeth Thomasina Meade Smith, known by her pen name L. T. Meade, was an Irish author born in 1854 in Bandon, County Cork, and the daughter of Rev. R. T. Meade. She became famous for her prolific writing of girls' adventure stories, focusing on themes of independence, courage, and social issues. Meade s works featured strong, resourceful female protagonists who resonated with young readers. After moving to London in 1879, she married Alfred Toulmin Smith and continued to establish herself as a significant figure in children's literature. She wrote numerous novels, short stories, and serials, contributing greatly to young adult fiction before her death in 1914. Robert Eustace, born Eustace Robert Barton in 1869, was an English doctor and author specializing in mystery and crime fiction. His works often incorporated scientific innovation and medical knowledge. Eustace wrote under several pen names, including Eustace Robert Rawlings. He collaborated frequently with L. T. Meade, contributing to several popular detective stories. His focus on logic, scientific methods, and thrilling mysteries shaped his unique style in the genre. Eustace died in 1943 at the age of 74, leaving a significant mark on crime fiction.