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The House of the Arrow

In "The House of the Arrow," A.E.W. Mason crafts a masterful narrative that intertwines mystery and psychological depth, set against the backdrop of early 20th-century England. Employing a rich, evocative literary style that seamlessly navigates the shifting dynamics of social class and familial obligation, Mason constructs a gripping tale of revenge and intrigue rooted in a grim family secret. The plot intricately unravels through a series of twists and turns that reflect the era's complex moral landscape, making it an exemplary piece of early modern detective fiction. A.E.W. Mason, an English novelist and playwright, was a contemporary of the great literary figures of his time, such as Joseph Conrad and E.M. Forster. His wide-ranging experiences, including serving in the British Army and exploring diverse cultures, deeply informed his writing. Mason's keen interest in character psychology and his affinity for detailed storytelling enabled him to delve into the dark corners of human motivation, as exemplified in this novel. Readers seeking a profound exploration of human frailty intertwined with suspense will find "The House of the Arrow" an essential addition to their literary repertoire. Mason's deft ability to weave tension with psychological insight invites readers to ponder the consequences of vengeance, making this novel both thrilling and thought-provoking.


Author:

  • A.E.W. Mason

Format:

  • E-book

Duration:

  • 209 pages

Language:

English

Categories:

  • Crime
  • Historical crime

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