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In 'The Ivory Dagger,' Dora Amy Elles, writing under the pseudonym Patricia Wentworth, weaves a tale imbued with intrigue and classic detective fiction sensibilities, distinguishing itself within the Golden Age of detective stories. The narrative unfolds with skillful pacing, entrenching readers in the era through its stylistic prose and carefully constructed plot. Each page is a nod to the legacy of humankind's storytelling traditions, embodying DigiCat Publishing's commitment to celebrating and preserving literary classics. The diligent reproduction of the text for modern readers, available in both print and ebook formats, enhances the accessibility of Elles' captivating work without compr...
In 'The Listening Eye', Dora Amy Elles, known by her pseudonym Patricia Wentworth, weaves a compelling narrative rich in meticulous character development and suspenseful plot turns. As part of her esteemed Miss Silver series, this novel remains true to the Golden Age of Detective Fiction, resonating with the intricate plotting and psychological depth characteristic of the period. Elles' literary style in this work is both engaging and evocative, employing a nuanced approach that appeals to readers' intellects while satisfying their desire for period-authentic engagement. DigiCat Publishing's careful reproduction of 'The Listening Eye' ensures that the integrity of Elles's prose and storytell...
In 'Down Under,' Dora Amy Elles, writing under the pseudonym Patricia Wentworth, transports readers to a meticulously rendered Australian setting ripe with intrigue and the unforgiving challenges of the early 20th century frontier. Through a masterful blend of suspense and rich narrative, Elles crafts vivid characters whose emotional journeys intertwine with the harsh landscapes they traverse. The novel's literary style is classical, with attention to detail that immerses readers in both the era and the unique socio-cultural context of colonial Australia. It stands as a poignant exploration of human resilience and the complexities of pioneering life, which have undoubtedly cemented its place...
In 'Eternity Ring,' Dora Amy Elles delivers a meticulously crafted tome that dives into the intricate dance of intrigue and human emotion. The narrative unfolds with an elegance that reflects the era it portrays, marrying a keen understanding of human nature with a plot rich in suspense. Elles' literary craftsmanship is evinced in her detailed character development and atmospheric settings, ensnaring the reader in the tapestried fabric of the period's social mores. The book assumes a unique niche within the annals of its genre, echoing the broader literary context of early 20th-century fiction which masterfully blends relation and revelation, indicative of the period's transition from Victor...
Miss Silver investigates an unhappy family whose brightest beauty has just been poisoned Lois has always dreamed of being a Latter. The Latter brothers are both so attractive--nearly as handsome as their stately manor, Latter End. After she spoils her relationship with one brother, she succeeds with the other, winning his heart with her good looks and the sizeable fortune she had won in her first marriage. But even after they've wed, she never quite fits in with the family. Still, she hardly expects them to kill her. But that's just what the psychic Memnon warns her of: poison. She laughs it off and so does everyone else, but then, like clockwork, she is dead. The police call it murder. The ...
DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "Miss Silver Deals with Death" by Dora Amy Elles. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.
In 'The Watersplash,' Dora Amy Elles artfully construes a classic mystery narrative that masterfully engages the reader with its vivid characterization and meticulous plot construction. Published by DigiCat Publishing, the work has been granted a new lease on life for contemporary audiences, preserving the integrity and flavor of Elles' original prose. The narrative is woven in the tradition of the golden age of detective fiction, inviting an introspective examination of social mores and the complexities of human psyche, framed within its engaging literary style and contextual finesse. The essence of Elles' period-specific dialogue and scene-setting is meticulously retained, allowing readers...
When a successful blackmailer includes a traitor, a bigamist, a murderer, a black marketeer and a girl facing social ruin among his weekend guests, he is asking for trouble and misjudges the power of the fears he has created. After being stabbed to death, and suspicion surrounds every guest, it is up to Miss Silver to apprehend the guilty party.
The widow of a missing British spy is thrust into mortal danger in this suspenseful tale by the author of the Miss Silver Mysteries A year after a body presumed to be that of her missing husband turns up, someone breaks into Meg O’Hara’s flat and leaves her a shocking message. Is it a horrible trick? Or is Robin O’Hara still alive? The British intelligence agent vanished the same day Meg asked for a divorce. With the appearance of more cryptic messages, Meg is certain that someone—perhaps her husband—is trying to make contact. But no one believes her. Except Bill Coverdale. Deeply in love with Meg for years, he sets out to get to the bottom of things. His only lead is the mysteriou...
In 'Run!', a gripping narrative offering by Dora Amy Elles, readers are presented with a thrilling chase where time is of the essence and each page turn is laced with suspense. Elles's deft storytelling weaves a tapestry of tension, steering her readers through intricate plot lines against a backdrop of a relentless pursuit. The novel's literary merit is not merely in its plot but also in its elegant prose, delving into richly layered character development within a framework suggestive of the classic thrillers. Digitally reinitiated by DigiCat Publishing, 'Run!' is reinstated as part of the literary heritage that continues to captivate and influence the thriller genre, sustaining the traditi...