Murder at Midnight is a murder mystery set in New York City during the early 20th century. Dive into the twisted and enigmatic world of the Harris family, where secrets run deep and danger lurks in the shadows.

When the Harris family's eldest daughter, Suzanne, is found murdered in her bed and the adopted daughter, Ada, is gravely wounded, the initial assumption is a botched burglary. But as Philo McCovey, a brilliant yet unofficial crime consultant, delves into the investigation, he uncovers a web of deceit and betrayal that points to someone within the family itself.

Philo McCovey's keen psychological insights and unorthodox methods reveal the dark and complex relationships among the Harris family members. From the enigmatic and nervous Daulton to the suspicious and calculating Frederick, everyone harbors secrets that could lead to the truth.

The Harris mansion, a symbol of old New York grandeur, becomes a labyrinth of clues and hidden motives. As McCovey pieces together the mystery, he faces numerous obstacles, including the Harris matriarch's stern demeanor and the peculiar behavior of the household staff.

With each revelation, the tension mounts, leading to a dramatic and unexpected conclusion. Murder at Midnight is a masterfully crafted tale of suspense, family secrets, and psychological intrigue that will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page.

Discover the truth behind the Harris tragedy in this compelling and atmospheric novel. Perfect for fans of classic murder mysteries and psychological thrillers.