
The Moving Finger
'The Moving Finger' Summary
"The Moving Finger" by Natalie Sumner Lincoln is a suspenseful tale set in a seemingly peaceful town where unsettling events disrupt the tranquility. The story revolves around the mysterious occurrences in this idyllic setting, drawing readers into a web of intrigue and uncertainty.
Central Characters:
- Evelyn Rogers: A young and observant woman who becomes entangled in the unfolding mystery.
- The Rogers Family: Evelyn's family, around whom the narrative's events primarily revolve.
Plot Overview:
The plot begins when the Rogers family, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and their daughter Evelyn, moves into a new home in a peaceful town. However, the tranquility is soon disrupted by inexplicable events—a moving finger in the wallpaper, mysterious noises, and eerie occurrences. Evelyn, sharp and intuitive, is determined to unravel the mystery.
As Evelyn delves deeper into the enigma, she uncovers the town's dark secrets, hidden behind its peaceful façade. The story takes unexpected turns, revealing hidden motives, deceit, and a haunting past. Evelyn's persistence and courage to uncover the truth become central to the narrative as she navigates through suspicion and deception.
The central conflict lies in deciphering the source and meaning of the mysterious moving finger and the disturbances haunting the Rogers family. The narrative style is characterized by vivid descriptions and a building sense of suspense, drawing readers into the narrative's twists and turns.
"The Moving Finger" keeps readers engaged with its compelling plot, complex characters, and an unsettling atmosphere that shrouds the story. The tale is one of mystery, secrets, and the courage to confront the unknown, making it a thrilling read for enthusiasts of suspenseful narratives.
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Natalie Sumner Lincoln
United States
Natalie Sumner Lincoln was an American novelist who wrote mystery and crime novels mostly set in her native Washington, DC. Natalie Sumner Lincoln was born on October 4, 1881 in Washington, D.C. She w...
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