A Master Hand: The Story of a Crime

A Master Hand: The Story of a Crime is a murder mystery novel written in the early 20th century by Richard Dallas. The narrative follows a friend of the murder victim, Arthur White, as he delves into the investigation surrounding White's death, which is shrouded in suspicion and intrigue. The story explores themes of guilt, human relationships, and societal judgments, particularly through the lens of the victim's cousin, Henry Winters, who becomes the prime suspect. The novel highlights the complexities of the characters' interactions and the secrets that connect them.