Murderous Lies: 1920s New Cornwall Murder Mystery

Step into a world of intrigue and intellectual challenge as you accompany Philo Quentin, a brilliant but jaded art connoisseur, on a harrowing journey to uncover the truth behind a chilling murder. With a keen eye for detail and a razor-sharp mind, Quentin is drawn into a web of deceit and desperation that stretches far beyond the murder of Julian H. Clark. Will his analytical prowess be enough to solve a case steeped in complex human motives and dark secrets?

On May 14, 1920, breakfast takes a grim turn for Philo Quentin when he learns of Clark’s murder. Together with his friend, a legally savvy narrator, he collaborates with District Attorney John Leighton to peel back the layers of Clark’s tumultuous life. As Quentin delves deeper into the investigation, he identifies Major Anthony Clark—Julian’s brother—as the prime suspect. A mounting array of evidence, including a .45 caliber bullet linked to Major Clark and his dire financial situation, paints a portrait of a desperate man capable of premeditated murder. But Quentin’s insights transcend the mere physical evidence; he seeks to understand the psychological underpinnings that drive individuals to commit such heinous acts. In a courtroom drama filled with tension and moral complexity, the trial of Major Clark presents a gripping exploration of justice, power, and the human psyche that will leave readers on the edge of their seats.

Engage with a narrative that goes beyond simple whodunit and delves into the depths of the human condition. Don’t miss out on this exceptional tale of intellect and intrigue!