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The Lion's Mouse

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Gutenberg ID
21998
Title
The Lion's Mouse
Language
en
Book source
Project Gutenberg
Description max 80 words
In a high-stakes thriller, lawyer Roger Sands protects a mysterious woman, Beverley, from a dangerous pursuer on a train. As they journey to Newport, a web of secrets involving stolen jewels, a murdered man, and a shocking family revelation unfolds, blending suspense with romantic intrigue.
Summary up to 500 words
In C. N. and A. M. Williamson's *The Lion's Mouse*, formidable corporation lawyer Roger Sands agrees to chaperone a frightened young woman, Beverley White, from Albuquerque to Chicago. Fleeing a man threatening her life, Beverley entrusts Sands with a sealed envelope containing her most valuable possession. Upon arrival, they are met by Beverley's friend, Clo, and travel to Newport for a grand ball hosted by Roger. The journey is fraught with danger; a man named Peterson is found dead in a hotel room, and Clo discovers the pistol used to kill him. Tensions rise as the group realizes a plot against Roger is underway. The situation escalates dramatically when a Russian dancer attacks a guest at the ball, injuring another. The narrative takes a profound turn when Roger's friend, Justin O'Reilly, reveals he has married Clo, who is actually the reincarnation or spiritual successor of a woman from Roger's past. This revelation connects the current threats to Roger's own history and a mysterious Irish connection. The story explores themes of fate, identity, and the enduring power of the past, culminating in a dramatic confrontation where the true nature of the pursuers and the significance of the stolen pearls are revealed. The novel concludes with the resolution of these intertwined destinies, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit against overwhelming odds.
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4.2/5
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Authors

  • C. N. Williamson
  • A. M. Williamson
  • C. N. Williamson and A. M. Williamson
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Categories

  • Adventure
  • Romance