The Bishop's Purse, published in 1913 by Cleveland Moffett, is a detective and mystery novel set in early 20th century England. The story follows a bishop, an American girl named Betty, and a mysterious woman, Hester Storm, whose encounter on a train leads to a stolen purse containing a significant sum of money. As Hester grapples with her troubled past and the consequences of her actions, the narrative weaves together themes of morality, identity, and social commentary, creating a blend of suspense and humor.
