<p>In "The Man in the Queue," Josephine Tey introduces readers to a gripping early 20th-century crime narrative that melds elements of classic detective fiction with psychological exploration. Set in the backdrop of an intricately woven British society, Tey's prose is characterized by its sharp wit and keen observations, allowing for a nuanced depiction of character motivations and societal norms. The novel's central mystery begins with the shock...