The Sturgis Wager

In this classic whodunit, a wealthy businessman is found dead in his office, and suspicion falls on his young protégé, who stands to inherit his fortune. The investigation that follows is full of twists and turns, as the detective tries to unravel the motives and alibis of a web of suspects. The novel is a masterful example of the mystery genre, and offers both a gripping tale of suspense and a commentary on the moral ambiguities of wealth and privilege.

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