The Clue: A Bride Found Dead Before the Wedding
Carolyn Wells
Sep 2026 · Aeneas Press
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Complete and unabridged, with 58 full-page plates by Childe Hassam, James McNeill Whistler and George Bellows. A bride is found dead on the morning of her wedding, in a house full of guests who all have something to conceal. This is the first of the Fleming Stone cases; Carolyn Wells wrote over eighty detective novels and compiled the first anthology of the form. This edition includes a gallery of 58 plates of painting bound with the text, with work by Edward Lamson Henry, Charles Dana Gibson, George Bellows and Childe Hassam, 1870–1925.
Complete and unabridged, with 58 full-page plates by Childe Hassam, James McNeill Whistler and George Bellows. A bride is found dead on the morning of her wedding, in a house full of guests who all have something to conceal. This is the first of the Fleming Stone cases; Carolyn Wells wrote over e...
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Carolyn Wells (1862-1942) was an American writer born in Rahway, New Jersey. Deafened by scarlet fever as a child, she published more than a hundred and seventy books - detective novels, children's stories and nonsense verse - and edited the first anthology of detective stories. Her works include The Clue, The Curved Blades, and A Nonsense Anthology.
Carolyn Wells (1862-1942) was an American writer born in Rahway, New Jersey. Deafened by scarlet fever as a child, she published more than a hundred and seventy books - detective novels, children's stories and nonsense verse - and edited the first anthology of detective stories. Her works include...
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