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The Eye of Osiris is one of R. Austin Freeman's most celebrated novels, combining the allure of ancient Egypt with the rigour of scientific detection. When Egyptologist John Bellingham vanishes under mysterious circumstances, his peculiar will-and the bizarre clues left behind-baffle both family and police. Enter Dr. John Thorndyke, who pieces together a web of archaeological intrigue, suspicious inheritance claims, and anatomical precision. As the investigation unfolds, Freeman paints a vivid portrait of Edwardian London, academic rivalries, and legal complexities. With a plot that moves with steady intelligence and a solution rooted in both logic and medicine, The Eye of Osiris is more than just a detective story-it's a forensic mystery that challenges the reader at every turn. For fans of classic deduction and intricate puzzles, this novel delivers a narrative that is as rewarding as it is unforgettable.