Where's Emily

"Where's Emily" is a compelling Golden Age mystery featuring the renowned detective Fleming Stone. The narrative centers on the sudden and inexplicable disappearance of Emily Fane, who vanishes from her home just as she is preparing for her wedding. The event leaves her family and the wedding party in a state of utter confusion and distress, as no one can account for how she could have slipped away unnoticed from a house full of people.

As the investigation stalls, the brilliant investigator Fleming Stone is brought in to unravel the mystery. He must navigate a complex landscape of family dynamics, hidden motives, and subtle clues that others have overlooked. Stone's keen intellect and methodical approach are put to the ultimate test as he searches for the truth behind Emily's fate. Written by the prolific Carolyn Wells, "Where's Emily" is a classic example of early twentieth-century detective fiction, offering a sophisticated puzzle that maintains suspense until the very end. This work highlights Wells's talent for creating atmospheric mysteries and intricate plots that define the traditional detective genre.

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