The Law of Life

A gripping mystery novel by one of the earliest and most successful American women writers of the detective genre, featuring a female sleuth who investigates a series of murders and attempted murders in a small New York town. First published in 1901, this novel is a tour de force of suspense and intrigue that showcases Green's mastery of plot and character development.
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