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'The Midnight Guest' by Fred M. White follows the story of a woman, Mrs. Delahay, who rushes to Lord Ravenspur's house to deliver the devastating news that her husband, Louis, has been murdered. As Lord Ravenspur attempts to comfort her, he begins to question the circumstances of Louis' death. Through the investigation that follows, the reader is taken on a thrilling journey filled with intrigue, danger, and suspense.

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'The Midnight Guest' by Fred M. White follows the story of a woman, Mrs. Delahay, who rushes to Lord Ravenspur's house to deliver the devastating news that her husband, Louis, has been murdered. As Lord Ravenspur attempts to comfort her, he begins to question the circumstances of Louis' death. Through the investigation that follows, the reader is taken on a thrilling journey filled with intrigue, danger, and suspense.

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Fred M. White (1859-1935), born Frederick Merrick White, was a prolific British author best known for his wide-ranging contributions to the adventure and detective fiction genres. His literary career spanned the late Victorian era through the early 20th century. White's narratives often intertwined action with mystery, reflecting social concerns of his time period and a fascination with scientific advancements. 'The Midnight Guest' is among the myriad of novels he penned, showcasing his signature style of suspense and intrigue. His works frequently appeared in popular periodicals before being published in book form, aligning him with the era's customs of serialized storytelling. Although not as renowned as some contemporaries, White's novels have been appreciated for their ability to capture the readers' imagination and provide insight into the mores and anxieties of the turn-of-the-century Britain.