The Black Cap
New Stories Of Murder And Mystery
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A shadow falls across the parlours of England, where secrets linger and justice is never quite what it seems. The Black Cap: New Stories Of Murder And Mystery, curated by the distinguished Cynthia Asquith, gathers the finest voices of early 20th century fiction into a single, chilling volume. This classic mystery stories anthology brims with tales of suspense, psychological intrigue, and the kind of gothic suspense tales that once enthralled vintage mystery readers. Each story is a masterwork of crime fiction, weaving detective narratives and cunning puzzles in the grand tradition of Dorothy L...
A shadow falls across the parlours of England, where secrets linger and justice is never quite what it seems. The Black Cap: New Stories Of Murder And Mystery, curated by the distinguished Cynthia Asquith, gathers the finest voices of early 20th century fiction into a single, chilling volume. This classic mystery stories anthology brims with tales of suspense, psychological intrigue, and the kind of gothic suspense tales that once enthralled vintage mystery readers. Each story is a masterwork of crime fiction, weaving detective narratives and cunning puzzles in the grand tradition of Dorothy L. Sayers and for fans of Agatha Christie. Within these pages, the British mystery setting comes alive-fog-bound streets, stately homes, and the ever-present tension between guilt and innocence. The collection's carefully selected stories reflect the era's fascination with the shadowy corners of human nature, inviting both casual readers and collectors to savour its rare blend of intellect and atmosphere. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today-a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. The Black Cap stands as a cultural treasure, a crime fiction collection that has shaped the genre for generations. Whether you are drawn by psychological intrigue or the elegance of classic murder mystery anthologies, this book invites you to lose yourself in the timeless allure of British suspense.
