More Things Impossible

In "More Things Impossible," Dr. Sam Hawthorne, a country doctor in early 20th century New England, encounters a series of baffling cases featuring locked-room murders, impossible disappearances, and bizarre crimes. Spanning from 1927 to 1931, the collection includes 15 unique mysteries—such as a whispered murder, a poisoning by a courthouse gargoyle, and a ghostly figure in a lighthouse. Renowned mystery writer Edward D. Hoch, acclaimed for his clever storytelling and recipient of numerous accolades, presents these ingenious riddles that highlight his mastery of the genre.