The Place of Dragons: A Mystery is a detective novel by William Le Queux, first published in 1916. The story follows investigator Herbert Vidal as he delves into the mysterious death of a wealthy man, Vernon Gregory, in the seaside town of Cromer. As Vidal uncovers the truth, he encounters eccentric characters and hidden motives, revealing complexities surrounding Gregory's identity and his nephew, Edward Craig. This novel exemplifies early 20th-century mystery fiction with its intricate plot and exploration of deception.
