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"The Paradise Mystery" features the character of Ronald Camberwell, who is the manager of a department store called Paradise, a successful and prosperous establishment in the town of Barbridge. However, a murder occurs in the store, and Camberwell is accused of the crime. The novel centers on his efforts to clear his name and find the true culprit.The story unfolds with a classic whodunit mystery, with various suspects, motives, and clues that Camberwell, along with the help of a detective, must unravel. As they delve deeper into the case, they uncover secrets and hidden rivalries among the store's employees and associates.J. S. Fletcher was a prolific author, and his works often incorporated elements of crime, intrigue, and detective work. "The Paradise Mystery" is a typical example of his style, and it offers an engaging and entertaining mystery plot.While Fletcher's works might not be as widely recognized today as those of some of his contemporaries, he made a significant contribution to the Golden Age of detective fiction, and "The Paradise Mystery" remains a part of his enduring legacy in the genre. It is appreciated by fans of classic mystery and detective fiction for its clever storytelling and engaging characters.