The Cardinal Moth

The Cardinal Moth by Fred M. White is a spellbinding mystery set against the backdrop of Edwardian England. A rare and valuable moth becomes the center of a gripping tale of obsession, betrayal, and murder. When a wealthy collector dies under mysterious circumstances, his prized possession—the elusive Cardinal Moth—goes missing, drawing the attention of detectives and rivals alike. As the tension escalates, dark secrets emerge, and no one is safe from the deadly intrigue that follows the moth's disappearance. Will the truth come to light, or will the Cardinal Moth claim yet another victim? This atmospheric and suspense-filled novel is perfect for fans of classic crime and thrillers.

Fred M. White (1859–1935) was a British author known for his prolific output of mystery, adventure, and speculative fiction. He is most famous for his early science fiction disaster novels, particularly "The Doom of London" series, which depicted catastrophic events befalling the city. White wrote hundreds of short stories and serialized works, which were popular in magazines during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His works contributed significantly to the development of early science fiction and thriller genres.