Edgar Wallace 
Secret of the Moat Farm 

Known across the UK as 'The Moat Farm Murder, ’ 'The Secret of Moat Farm’ sees Wallace as his investigative-journalist best.At the age of 28, the author was sent to cover the developments in this true-crime story. In 1903, Camille Holland and Samuel Dougal apparently went on a shopping trip. However, suspicions arose when Dougal returned alone, saying that Camille had caught a train to London. Wallace offers insights into the criminal mind, alongside all the facts that made this one of the most gripping and tragic stories of its time. A must for fans of true-crime such as Netflix’s 'Night Stalker: The Hunt For a Serial Killer’, and those who want an introduction to Wallace’s work.-