The Middle of Things
J S Fletcher
The Middle of Things
J S Fletcher
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"The Middle of Things" is a detective novel written by J. S. Fletcher, first published in 1909. Joseph Smith Fletcher (1863-1935) was a British journalist and author, known for his prolific output of mystery novels.
"The Middle of Things" follows the classic detective fiction formula, featuring a detective named Ronald Camberwell and his friend Basil Wilton. The story revolves around a mysterious murder and the subsequent investigation. The novel is set in London and is marked by intricate plotting, red herrings, and a suspenseful atmosphere.
As the title suggests, the narrative is situated in the midst of various events and intrigues. The plot unfolds as the detective duo attempts to solve the murder, uncovering hidden motives, secrets, and unexpected connections along the way. The novel reflects the conventions of early 20th-century detective fiction, with an emphasis on puzzle-solving and the careful unraveling of the mystery.
"The Middle of Things" and his other works contributed to the popularization of the mystery genre during the early 20th century. If you enjoy classic detective stories with a focus on intricate plots and engaging characters, this novel might be worth exploring.
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