Reflected Glory

The mysterious disappearance of rising artist Clive Hexley sparks suspicion among his friends, leading Chief-Inspector Calthorp to investigate. His inquiries focus on Elsa Farraday, Hexley's ex-fiancée and a writer of horror mysteries, who shockingly confesses to the murder but offers no evidence of the crime. Calthorp's doubts about her guilt prompt him to enlist psychiatrist Dr. Adam Castle to delve deeper into the case. The story unfolds as a psychological thriller, exploring themes of guilt, perception, and the complexities of human behavior.