In Evidence of Things Seen, Elizabeth Daly blends classic detective fiction with an eerie touch of the supernatural. While vacationing in a quiet countryside cottage, a woman claims to have seen a ghost—and shortly afterward, she is found dead. Her husband, shaken and under suspicion, reaches out to family friend and amateur sleuth Henry Gamadge to uncover the truth. As Gamadge investigates, he encounters a tight-knit community full of secrets, half-spoken fears, and a growing sense of unease. Is the explanation rooted in the rational, or is something more sinister—perhaps even otherworldly—at play? With her signature literary grace and psychological depth, Daly crafts a suspenseful and atmospheric mystery. Evidence of Things Seen challenges readers to question the boundary between the known and the unexplained, all while delivering a satisfying and intelligent whodunit.