Darkness at Pemberley: A Classic Mystery of Murder, Intrigue, and Suspense is an early detective novel by Terence Hanbury White, first published in 1932. The story combines a Cambridge murder mystery with the atmosphere of an English country house, creating an unusual blend of locked-room detection, suspense, adventure, and psychological intrigue.

Inspector Buller of Scotland Yard investigates a series of mysterious deaths and succeeds in identifying the murderer, but the case presents an extraordinary problem: proving the crime is another matter. The investigation eventually leads to Pemberley, where the danger becomes personal and the country house turns into the setting for a tense struggle between detective and criminal.

With its ingenious mystery, unusual plot, memorable setting, and distinctive blend of detective fiction and adventure, Darkness at Pemberley offers an intriguing experience for readers of classic British mysteries and Golden Age crime fiction.