The Unseen Ear is a mystery novel by Natalie Sumner Lincoln, first published in 1921. Set in Washington, D.C., it follows Judith Richards and her husband, Major Joseph Richards, as they navigate the aftermath of a murder in the Hale household. The story intricately explores the web of secrets and motives surrounding the violent death of Austin Hale, revealing emotional tensions and complex relationships among the characters. This work is notable for its portrayal of a deaf character and its contribution to early 20th-century detective fiction.
