The Green Box

Wealth, Deception, and Social Justice in Early 20th Century Argyllshire, Scotland: Diamonds, Death, and a Clock with a Secret

De: Wilbur K Sarvis

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A Mystery Novel Set in Argyllshire, Scotland, during the Early 20th Century

The Green Box engulfs the reader into a vividly constructed world of the early 20th century, brimming with vivid descriptions of the serene locale of Argyllshire, Scotland. The estate of the reclusive and wealthy Robert Smith, laden with enigma and unanswered questions, serves as the central stage where a tale of deception, wicked plans, and a quest for elusive fortune unfolds.

Death, Diamonds, and Dark Intentions

An uncertain fate hangs around Robert Smith, a wealthy diamond enthusiast with a ticking clock that holds the key to his hidden wealth. The staggering fate of half a million pounds worth of diamonds, cloaked behind Smith's convoluted plans, introduces Wilson and Jackson, motivated by desperation and darker intentions.

The Great Hunt

The drama hits a high note as the Green Box, the clock, and the unraveled mysteries assemble at Grey House. The race for the diamonds becomes intense and shadowy, revealing the true identities of each character, their ruthless desires, and an unexpected hero in the mix.Harry, Smith's trusted servant, Monsieur Guidet, the clock maker, and the innocent Sophia Davis and Emily Wilson, get entangled in an elaborate scheme. The story expands into a classic & thrilling whodunit experience, building up to a brilliantly executed climax.

A Tale of Justice and Deceit

The Green Box is more than just a mystery novel. It celebrates justice and genuine camaraderie whilst unravelling the real definitions of loyalty and greed amidst shifting alliances. All characters grapple with choices that leave profound marks, challenging them to traverse a treacherous path of moral ambiguity. The grand finale of the story is an efficacious bow tied around a packet of suspense, criminal ingenuity, and an intelligent plot twist showcasing poetic justice, marking this book as a must-read for all fans of puzzle-based mystery novels.