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"Tragedy at Ravensthorpe" was written by J. J. Connington and published in 1927. British chemist and novelist known for his detective fiction and pioneering science fiction.

Tragedy at Ravensthorpe

1927

J. J. Connington

Tragedy at Ravensthorpe

J. J. Connington

1927

Tragedy at Ravensthorpe is a 1927 detective novel by J.J. Connington, featuring Chief Constable Sir Clinton Driffield. Set during a masked ball at a country estate, the story unfolds as guests don costumes, leading to a series of criminal activities, including the theft of rare Leonardo da Vinci medallions. The narrative weaves together personal tensions, secrets, and a complex web of intrigue, culminating in a masterful resolution by Driffield. This novel is the second in a series of seventeen featuring the detective, following Murder in the Maze.