Death on the Lizard

In Lizard Village in 1903, the race for wireless telegraphy heats up when Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi successfully transmits the first wireless signal across the Atlantic, inciting rivalry and tension. After two suspicious deaths at his transmission station, amateur detective Lord Charles Sheridan is drawn into an investigation that reveals potential sabotage and missing equipment. Concurrently, his wife Kate's visit to a grieving neighbor uncovers disturbing connections between a tragic drowning and the dark machinations surrounding Marconi's breakthrough. As the mystery unfolds, themes of espionage and intrigue entwine, leading to unexpected revelations.