Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Mystery at Geneva: An Improbable Tale of Singular Happenings
As I have Observed among readers and critics a tendency to discern satire where none is intended, I should like to say that this book is simply a straightforward mystery story, devoid Of irony, moral or meaning. It has for its setting an imaginary session Of the League Of Nations Assembly, but it is in no sense a study Of, still less a. Skit on, actual conditions at Geneva, Of which indeed I know little, the only connection I have ever had with the League being membership Of its Union.
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