The Orange-Yellow Diamond

The story revolves around a wealthy businessman who becomes embroiled in a mystery surrounding a valuable diamond. The plot thickens as the protagonist navigates a complex web of deceit and betrayal to uncover the truth behind the diamond's origins and the motives of those involved. Along the way, he must confront his own dark past and the consequences of his actions.

By J.S. Fletcher · First published 1903 · Genre: Mystery, Crime, Detective · 39 chapters

Contents

• The Pretty Pawnbroker
• Mrs. Goldmark's Eating-House
• The Dead Man
• The Platinum Solitaire
• The Two Letters
• The Spanish Manuscript
• The Member of Parliament
• The Inquest
• Whose were those Rings?
• Melky Intervenes
• The Back Door
• The Friend from Peebles
• The Call for Help
• The Private Laboratory
• Conference
• The Detective Calls
• What the Lamps Shone On
• Mr. Stuyvesant Guyler
• Purdie Stands Firm
• The Parslett Affair
• What Manner of Death?
• Mr. Killick Goes Back
• Mr. Killick's Opinion
• The Orange-Yellow Diamond
• The Dead Man's Property
• The Rat
• The Empty House
• The L500 Bank Note
• Mr. Mori Yada
• The Mortuary
• The Mirandolet Theory
• One o'Clock Midnight
• Secret Work
• Baffled
• Yada Takes Charge
• Pilmansey's Tea Rooms
• Chang Li
• The Jew and the Jap
• The Diamond Necklace

More by J.S. Fletcher

• The Paradise Mystery (1921)
• The Ivory God (1920)
• The Lighthouse on Shivering Sand (1920)
• The Other Sense (1920)
• The Safety Pin (1924)
• The New Sun (1930)
• Scarhaven Keep (1923)
• The Talleyrand Maxim (1908)
• All works by J.S. Fletcher