"Amateur" by Richard Harding Davis follows Austin Ford, a specialist in finding people, as he embarks on a journey to assist a young woman on a steamer to London who is searching for her missing husband. As their paths intertwine, Ford begins to sense that something is amiss with both the woman and her narrative, leading to an intriguing exploration of trust and deception. This tale resonates today as it delves into themes of mystery and the complexities of human relationships, highlighting the lengths one might go to for love and the unsettling nature of appearances. Davis's sharp storytelling and keen observations make this a timeless listen, inviting reflection on the nature of truth and the human condition.

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