by Elaine Hamilton (Author)

An Inspector Reynolds of Scotland Yard Mystery
The famed Casino at Monte Carlo, playground of the rich and famous, has seen more than its share of drama, intrigue, and, yes, crime. Yet when Mrs. Lucas, one of the guests at the Villa Lorne, dies suddenly at the Casino, it is first assumed that her demise is due to natural causes. However, when it is discovered that her valuable pearl necklace has gone missing, doubts begin to surface. Suspicion falls on the villa

Author Biography

Not much is known about Elaine Hamilton other than she wrote a series of mysteries in the 1930's featuring Inspector Reynolds of Scotland Yard. The Westminster Mystery published in 1930 was the first of these. Other titles in the series include Murder in the Fog (1931), The Green Death (1932), The Chelsea Mystery (1932), The Silent Bell (1933), Peril at Midnight (1934), Tragedy in the Dark (1935), The Casino Mystery (1936) and Murder Before Tuesday (1937).

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