Harry Blount, the Detective; Or, The Martin Mystery Solved

"Harry Blount, the Detective; Or, The Martin Mystery Solved" by T. J. Flanagan is a novel written in the late 19th century. This mystery story revolves around the character Harry Blount, a detective who becomes embroiled in a complex case involving family secrets, a potential murder, and the intersections of love and deception. The plot begins with the introduction of Mr. St. George Stafford and his daughter, Kate, who are caught in a web of unexpected engagements and revelations that set the stage for unraveling the central mystery. The beginning of the novel depicts a picturesque May morning at Hanley Hall, where Mr. Stafford eagerly anticipates a letter that is crucial to the future of his family. Upon receiving the letter, Stafford relays surprising news about his daughter’s betrothal to a boy she has never met, resulting in a mix of amusement and consternation among the family. As the story unfolds, we are introduced to key characters, including the handsome Harry Hall and Richard Martin, who rescues Kate from a drowning accident. The opening chapters lay the groundwork for a series of events that will intertwine these characters' fates, as growing tensions hint at underlying plots involving financial distress and sinister secrets, promising that the journey ahead will be filled with intrigue and suspense. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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