The Eye of Osiris (1911)
Blurb:
My review:
While slow-moving, it is a classic—one might say the classic mummy case. Dr. Thorndyke’s detection is from facts, not microscopic examination, so the reader has a chance. The characterisation is good—the love-story and the lawyer are both believable; and a nice dose of black humour in the form of the will.
To the R. Austin Freeman Page.