Young Broadbrim's Disappearance Mystery

A woman vanishes. A letter points to betrayal. And the truth is far darker than anyone suspects.

Harry Latham has everything a man could want—wealth, a grand estate, and a bride he adores. In less than two weeks, Rose Olney will be his wife. Then she disappears without a trace, leaving behind only a rumpled bed, the ghost of chloroform in the air, and a letter in her own handwriting confessing to elopement with his closest friend.

Harry doesn't believe it. Not for a moment.

But grief is one thing. Knowing where to look is another. With the police flailing and every clue dissolving in his hands, Harry turns to the only man sharp enough to cut through the deception—Young Broadbrim, detective, master of disguise, and the keenest mind in New York.

Young Broadbrim smells the chloroform under the bed. He watches the dark half-sister slip into a waiting cab. He reads the hunger for money in every careful lie. The elopement was staged. Rose was taken. And someone very close to Harry Latham orchestrated every detail.

As the trail winds deeper into shadow—through forged letters, sinister accomplices, and a conspiracy built on greed and scorned love—Young Broadbrim races to find a woman kept unconscious, hidden, and running out of time.

Because if he doesn't find Rose before the conspirators realize they've been discovered, she won't be found at all.