From Whose Bourne

HE HAD TO SOLVE HIS OWN MURDER

William Brenton was a newlywed, happy and healthy and embarked on a new life with his wife, Alice.

But on Christmas Eve at his own party, Brenton feels ill. He goes upstairs, lies down on his bed . . .

And wakes up dead.

Floating above the scene he sees it all. His dear wife discovering his dead body the next morning, her horror and grief -- the household in uproar. . . .

And then a fellow named Ferris makes his acquaintance.

You're in a different world, a better world, so don't look back, the man tells him.

But then the police come.

William Brenton had died of a morphine overdose, and his wife is accused of the murder.

Brenton knows what he must do, even from the world beyond.

FIND OUT THE TRUTH!

With the help of a hard-boiled Chicago newsman and the ghost of a famous French detective, William Brenton searches for the truth that will set his wife free.

But can his soul deal with what he finds?