Thirteen Guests (British Library Crime Classics)
In J. Jefferson Farjeon's Thirteen Guests, a diverse assembly of visitors descends upon a stately English home, only to find themselves entangled in a web of mystery and deception. As tensions rise and suspicions mount, the true nature of their gathering emerges in this atmospheric British Library Crime Classic.
About This Book
Thirteen Guests is a captivating entry in the British Library Crime Classics series, penned by J. Jefferson Farjeon. This novel embodies the golden age of detective fiction with its atmospheric setting and clever plotting.
The story unfolds among a group of disparate individuals invited to a luxurious estate, where ordinary interactions soon give way to extraordinary events. Farjeon's narrative style keeps readers engaged through subtle clues and unexpected turns.
As part of a celebrated collection, this book revives forgotten gems of crime literature, offering timeless entertainment for fans of traditional whodunits.
With its focus on human nature and hidden motives, Thirteen Guests exemplifies the enduring appeal of British mystery writing from the early 20th century.
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