Blind Man (Classic Reprint)

A man wakes with amnesia to a world of whispers, danger, and a deadly inheritance.

In No. 27, Reginald Wright Kauffman crafts a tense mystery where the past is a locked vault and the present is a race to uncover who you really are. Found injured and adrift in a hospital, the unnamed protagonist learns that memory is a fragile thing and identity can be a dangerous weapon. As clues emerge, so do powerful forces determined to control a fortune and the secrets that bind it all together—the kind of secrets that can cost lives when time runs out.

Across a web of family rivalries, forged loyalties, and shifting allies, the truth comes at a steep price. The book blends memory drama with crime and suspense, inviting readers to piece together fragments of a life that may not be what it seems.

• Memory gaps that drive the suspense and propel the investigation
• A deadly inheritance and a race to claim or protect it
• Intrigue among relatives and strangers with hidden motives
• Twists that reveal how far people will go to secure power and truth

Ideal for fans of classic mid-century mysteries and thrillers that hinge on identity, secrecy, and the costs of truth.