In the 1849 elections, Edgar Allan Poe voted 14 times! Each time in exchange for a bottle of whiskey.

He is taken to the hospital in Delirium Tremens. What happened next? Did he recover, or is the rest of the story just the product of his feverish imagination as he died? Who will answer the unanswered questions?

There’s a silence refusing to whisper the reasons that might have led to the unfortunate events. The only thing that remains clear is that nobody knows what happened to Poe. As for this story, nobody knows what will happen in the next half. The reasons behind Poe’s death remain obscured by rumors, conspiracies, and lies.

Did Poe die of alcohol poisoning, or was he killed? What happened to him in his last few hours? There’s no real answer to any of this. Nobody wants to be a part of the problem. Nobody wants to speak the truth. The reasons, the story, and everything that ever existed have gone away, with Poe’s soul leaving his body in shame.

The Golden Watch: The Murder At The Washington Hospital is a story that makes you ask for more. With every answer you might get comes a question that leads you nowhere. The iconic crime fiction novel takes you on a path with no straight way but forks in the road that keep you guessing as you delve deeper into Poe’s scandalous, inexplicable, mysterious death.

An exciting story that will make you want to connect the dots and find answers yourself, this novel isn’t your average murder mystery.

Are you willing to uncover the truth behind the death of the great Edgar Allan Poe?