The Case of Mary Fielding — Margaret Erskine

Mary Fielding was four years dead, but her restless spirit still permeated the halls of the shaded mansion. Her death was as brutal and sudden as her life had been reckless and romantic. Even now, she drew together all those whose lives were touched by her tragic mystique -- drew them into a gloomy room one windswept weekend, to recall from the shadow of another world a voice that would tell them "who killed Mary Fielding," and why the present was imperiled by the past.

There was one stranger to Mary Fielding in that room -- a young girl who was desired by both the dead woman's husband and her lover. But one of the two was guilty of murder...