A Strange Disappearance

Anna Green, a pioneering early 20th-century novelist, made significant contributions to American detective fiction with her meticulously crafted plots and legal accuracy. Despite her groundbreaking role in a male-dominated genre, she held opposing views on feminism and women's suffrage. Her second novel, A Strange Disappearance, was published in 1880, adding to her notable works such as The House of the Whispering Pines and The Leavenworth Case, showcasing her talent and unique perspective within the literary landscape of her time.