Also involved in the story is the lovely Lady Ursula Frensham, whose father has been a spectacular failure on the Stock Exchange and has brought himself to financial ruin.
It's not really a murder mystery, since there's really no mystery at all as to the identity of the murderer, in fact Wallace makes no attempt to conceal the killer's identity. It is, however, a highly entertaining little thriller. The characters are broadly drawn but vivid, the plot movers along at a breakneck pace, and it's rather luridly sensationalistic for its era.
It's also very pulpy in style, but it doesn't pretend to be anything else, and that pulpiness actually adds to its charm. It's a thoroughly enjoyable romp.
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