The Ear in the Wall

The Ear in the Wall, written by Arthur B. Reeve, is a detective novel that follows the story of a man named Dr. John Marston who discovers a hidden ear in his wall. As he investigates further, he uncovers a complex web of secrets and lies that lead him to suspect that someone close to him may be involved in a murder. The novel is known for its clever plot twists and unexpected reveals, keeping the reader on the edge of their seat until the very end.

By Arthur B. Reeve · First published 1907 · Genre: Mystery, Detective Fiction, Crime · 27 chapters

Contents

• THE VANISHER
• THE BLACK BOOK
• THE SAFE ROBBERY
• THE ANONYMOUS LETTER
• THE SUFFRAGETTE SECRETARY
• THE WOMAN DETECTIVE
• THE GANG LEADER
• THE SHYSTER LAWYER
• THE JURY FIXER
• THE AFTERNOON DANCE
• THE TYPEWRITER CLUE
• THE "PORTRAIT PARLE"
• THE CONVICTION
• THE BEAUTY PARLOUR
• THE PHANTOM CIRCUIT
• THE SANITARIUM
• THE SOCIETY SCANDAL
• THE WALL STREET WOLF
• THE ESCAPE
• THE METRIC PHOTOGRAPH
• THE MORGUE
• THE CANARD
• THE CONFESSION
• THE DEBACLE OF DORGAN
• THE BLOOD CRYSTALS
• THE WHITE SLAVE
• THE ELECTION NIGHT

More by Arthur B. Reeve

• The Master Mystery (1936)
• The Poisoned Pen (1920)
• The Silent Bullet (1920)
• The Dream Doctor (1924)
• The War Terror (1918)
• The Treasure-Train (1923)
• The Romance of Elaine (1920)
• The Gold of the Gods (1914)
• All works by Arthur B. Reeve