The Bartlett Mystery

"The Bartlett Mystery" by Louis Tracy is an exciting and fast-paced mystery set in New York City. It introduces us to Winifred Bartlett, a beautiful orphan who suddenly becomes homeless and jobless. Rex Carshaw, a charming character, accidentally enters her life and takes an interest in her. However, strange and seemingly unrelated disasters continue to occur around Winifred, leading Rex and two intriguing police detectives to investigate the causes behind these threats to her well-being, and even her life and freedom. It is revealed that Winifred's striking resemblance to her deceased mother from Vermont poses a threat to powerful interests in 1913 New York. The story features a diverse group of antagonists, including a US Senator and an unsuccessful book binding supervisor, each with their own motives for wanting to harm Winifred. With a solid plot, engaging characters, and surprising twists, "The Bartlett Mystery" offers a thrilling and suspenseful read.