"The Man Who Fell Through the Earth" by Carolyn Wells is an early 20th-century mystery where a lawyer named Tom Brice gets caught up in a strange case. After moving into in his new office, Brice hears a fight, a gunshot, and a scream coming from the office of Amos Gately, the head of a trust company. When Brice checks, Gately's office is empty. He teams up with his smart assistant, Norah MacCormack, to figure out what happened to Gately, uncovering secrets and figuring out who was involved in the fight and where they disappeared to.
The Man Who Fell Through the Earth
By Carolyn Wells
Witnessing a gunshot and a woman's scream from the office of a missing trust company president, a lawyer and his assistant untangle a web of secrets to uncover the truth.
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About the AuthorCarolyn Wells was an American mystery author.
Carolyn Wells was an American mystery author.
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