'Stowmarket Mystery, or, a Legacy of Hate' Summary

In the enigmatic Stowmarket Mystery, Reginald Brett, the brilliant barrister and amateur detective, takes on the perplexing case of David Hume-Frazer, a man haunted by suspicion in the murder of his cousin. As Brett investigates, he discovers a chilling pattern: four generations of Alan's ancestors perished in the same location, creating a legacy of hate and unresolved mysteries. With meticulous precision, Brett dissects the evidence, scrutinizing every detail and navigating a labyrinth of family secrets and hidden motives. As the investigation deepens, Brett uncovers a web of deceit and long-buried grudges that have cast a dark shadow over the Hume-Frazer family for generations. With astute deductions and relentless determination, Brett unravels the truth, exposing the killer and their twisted motives, bringing closure to the haunting legacy that has plagued the family for centuries.