The Eye in the Museum

The unexpected death of Mrs. Fenton sparks a complex investigation into whether it was due to natural causes, an accidental overdose, or something more sinister. Several suspects emerge, including her financially motivated niece, her estranged husband, a suspicious property agent, and a friend with an insurance policy linked to her debts. The narrative showcases Mr. Connington's expertise in pure detective fiction, emphasizing a focused approach that adheres to the genre's conventions while unraveling a web of motives and secrets.