The Deserted Yacht Madge Sterling Series
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A compact, sun-warmed mystery that still lingers in the mind long after the tide pulls away. The Deserted Yacht blends a coastal town atmosphere with an intricate, old fashioned detective sensibility-and asks what a vanished yacht can reveal about a family, a voyage, and the truth itself. In this public domain novel by Mildred A. Wirt, a missing yacht becomes the hinge on which a web of sea voyage secrets and family secret intrigue swings. The story unfolds with the calm precision of an Agatha Christie-style investigation, yet remains resolutely of its own era: early twentieth century fiction ...
A compact, sun-warmed mystery that still lingers in the mind long after the tide pulls away. The Deserted Yacht blends a coastal town atmosphere with an intricate, old fashioned detective sensibility-and asks what a vanished yacht can reveal about a family, a voyage, and the truth itself. In this public domain novel by Mildred A. Wirt, a missing yacht becomes the hinge on which a web of sea voyage secrets and family secret intrigue swings. The story unfolds with the calm precision of an Agatha Christie-style investigation, yet remains resolutely of its own era: early twentieth century fiction that treats memory, reputation, and motive with measured respect. Readers will savor a clear, engrossing detective thread woven through a vivid coast town setting, rooted in atmosphere and character as much as plot twists. Alpha Editions restores The Deserted Yacht for today's and future generations, honouring its literary and historical significance while inviting casual readers and classic-literature collectors alike to a complete mystery experience. It is more than a reprint-a collector's item and a cultural treasure, a doorway to a classic mystery novel that still speaks to modern readers. For fans of public domain novels and enduring whodunits, this title sits proudly in any complete mystery collection, bridging early twentieth century sensibilities with a fresh, accessible reading journey.
