Folly For the Wise

This classic whodunit by Carolyn Wells, one of the most popular and prolific mystery writers of the early 20th century, features her famous detective Fleming Stone as he investigates a murder in a wealthy New England family. With its array of suspects, clues, and red herrings, the novel offers a thrilling puzzle that will keep readers guessing until the end. An essential read for all fans of classic mysteries and detective fiction.
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