In and Out

In and Out is a detective novel by Edgar Franklin, written in the early 20th century. The story follows Anthony Fry, a businessman fascinated by human nature, and his cynical friend Johnson Boller as they discuss the concept of missed opportunities during a boxing match. Their conversation leads to an experiment involving a young man named David Prentiss, who becomes central to Fry's radical views on opportunity and the complexities of human behavior. The novel explores themes of recognition and the often-overlooked chances in everyday life.