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A Strange Disappearance
A Strange Disappearance by Anna Katherine Green is a mystery novel that follows detective Ebenezer Gryce as he investigates the baffling case of a woman’s sudden disappearance, uncovering secrets and puzzling clues along the way.-
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Chapter XXIII - The woman in the Alcove casts its final shadows over two men bound by a single jewel and torn apart by ambition. The arrangement seemed simple enough—meet in Boston, exchange the diamond for a life spared, and part ways with unfinished accounts now settled. Grey, desperate to reclaim what was stolen, and Fairbrother, driven by schemes woven with pride and desperation, both entered the fog with different intentions. Fairbrother never meant to honor the pact. Armed and ready, he planned to…-
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Chapter XXII - The woman in the Alcove draws back the final veil on the story’s darkest truth, revealing the tangled depths of guilt, passion, and retribution. In the midst of tense confrontation, Mr. Grey forces a reckoning as he presents a stiletto to the accused—a gesture that cuts deeper than any blade. Fairbrother, stunned into silence, is cornered not just by accusation, but by the memory of what he has done. The name "Grizel," uttered from his own lips in a moment of emotional fracture, seals…
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Chapter XXI - The woman in the Alcove opens with the narrator caught in a quiet storm of realization. After Mr. Grey’s exit, doubt gnaws at what once felt like certainty. The narrator, who once saw in Miss Grey a figure of suspicion, now begins to grasp the depth of the young woman’s loyalty and love for her father. This growing awareness makes prior assumptions feel fragile, even misguided. Their investigation into Mrs. Fairbrother’s murder, once so focused on uncovering guilt through cold…
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Chapter XX - The woman in the Alcove takes place in a hushed stretch of night where suspicion moves as quietly as the boat beneath Sweetwater’s feet. Cloaked in shadows and driven by urgency, Sweetwater and Mr. Grey depart in pursuit of Wellgood, a man wanted by the police and tangled in layers of mystery. Moonlight flickers across the water, offering just enough visibility to keep them locked on their silent quarry. Sweetwater, more than a valet yet less than a full partner, must balance his role…
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Chapter XIX - The woman in the Alcove opens with a charged silence broken only by the dip of oars and the glint of moonlight off the water’s surface. Sweetwater and Mr. Grey glide toward the shadowed outline of Wellgood’s deserted manufactory, both alert to the stillness that feels too deliberate. The absence of any activity unsettles them more than movement might have, suggesting concealment rather than vacancy. Despite the unease, Sweetwater pushes the boat closer at Grey’s quiet urging, knowing…
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Chapter XVIII - The woman in the Alcove opens with a quiet tension stretched along an abandoned stretch of coastline, where shadows grow longer with the dusk. Mr. Grey and Sweetwater make their way down a forsaken highway toward the edge of the sea, where a curious manufactory rests in isolation. The old town they pass is ghostlike—emptied by progress and forgotten by time. The sea hums softly in the distance, its rhythmic pulse the only sign of life in a place otherwise surrendered to silence.…
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Chapter XVII - The woman in the Alcove begins in the close, tense quarters of the district attorney’s office, where three men sit in quiet anticipation of news that could shift an entire investigation. Sweetwater, the sharp and agile detective, stands before the district attorney and the inspector with a fresh report, but not before the doors are locked, sealing the room in urgent secrecy. What he reveals changes the tone entirely—his recent infiltration into Mr. Grey’s life has opened a new front in…
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Chapter XVI - The woman in the Alcove finds the narrator standing before the Fairbrother house with a gaze sharpened by recent revelations and a heart heavy with doubt. The building, tucked along Eighty-sixth Street, now looms in her mind as more than mere brick and window. Its presence, once ordinary, pulses with implication after a late-night tale spun by the inspector—a tale of shadowed movement, hidden exchanges, and a possible escape that may have passed through those very walls. The house doesn’t…
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Chapter XV - The woman in the Alcove begins with a tension that lingers just beneath the surface as the narrator engages the inspector in another probing exchange. Their conversation turns sharply toward the identities of two elusive men—Sears and Wellgood—and their possible involvement in Mrs. Fairbrother’s murder. The inspector offers a vivid description of Sears, hoping it might spark a clear memory in the narrator, but she remains unconvinced. Her recollection of Wellgood doesn’t align with…
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