The book "King's Conscience" is a fascinating detective story written in 1936 by the popular English writer and scientist Alfred Trenteline. In this book, the author explores the theme of justice and moral principles through the lens of criminal investigation. The protagonist of the book is detective Charles Weber, known for his indomitability to failure and tireless pursuit of the truth. His revealer becomes an extremely complicated murder in the house of a noble family. It would seem that all the evidence points to the guilt of the obvious defendant, but Weber is not sure of his guilt. Desperately digging into the details of the case and uncovering the complex connections between the characters, the detective strives to recover the truth and restore justice. The book "King's Conscience" fascinates the reader with an intriguing plot, unpredictable twists and deep philosophical implications that make you think about the essence of the human soul and justice. Detective Weber's investigation turns out to be not only a search for a murderer, but also a search for truth and human conscience, which can sometimes be seen as thin lines between black and white.