The Grell Mystery

Description

As a former superintendent and police inspector, Frank Froest had firsthand experience in dealing with numerous criminals and crime scenes throughout the years. As an author, he found he could easily meld his experience on the police force with his astonishing writing skills to create murder mysteries that still tend to baffle and impress readers today.

The Grell Mystery is one such book, written by Froest at the height of his career in the early 1900s. Through catchy descriptions, an elegant pace and a mind-boggling mystery that even the brightest of readers will have significant difficulty solving, the book will undoubtedly make you feel like you need to second guess yourself each time you think you found the key to the mystery. Right to the very end, it will challenge your thinking, while remaining just as entertaining, to offer a complete and overall exciting reading experience.

The book follows the story of Heldon Foyle, a skilled detective. He investigates the apparent murder of local socialite and millionaire Robert Grell,who was recently found dead in his study. Foyle soon discovers, however, that not all is what it seems like, and this murder case might have deeper roots than one could possibly assume.

The name of the story, as well as certain hints at the beginning of the book might misguide some readers into believing that they have on their hands what can be called a classical mystery story that doesn’t reveal anything special. As you read through it, however, it will become clear that Froest’s mystery story is unlike many others you may have read before.

While it follows the classical style of late19th and early 20th century crime novels, it also introduces numerous plot twists, surprising outcomes and a dynamic pace to the story that will make you wonder about what’s happening in the shadows right up to the end.
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