The Corbin Necklace

The Corbin Necklace is a mystery novel by Henry Kitchell Webster, first published in 1926. Set against the backdrop of a Midwestern family's wedding, the story revolves around the theft of a valuable pearl necklace intended as a gift for the bride, Judith Corbin. Narrated by a family friend confined to a wheelchair, the plot unfolds as tensions rise among family members, revealing hidden loyalties and secrets. The novel explores themes of family dynamics, pride, and intrigue in the face of danger.