MYSTERY & CRIME Ultimate Collection: 110+ Thriller Novels & Detective Stories In One Volume (ePub)

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Nicholas Goade, Detective
Wild Man's Logic
The Affair of the House Party
The Unshared Secret
The Emerald Pendant
Gypsy Blood...
Peter Hames
The Imperfect Crime
Going, Going, Gone!
No Questions Asked
The Luckiest Young Man
Mademoiselle Anna Disappears
The Tiger on the Mountains . . .
Major Forester
The Dancing Gentleman
With a Dash
The Château of Phantasies
The Battling Pacifist
Ange Marie
The Modern Marauder . . .
Pudgy Pete & George Angus
Drama in the Dolls' House
The Ninety-Ninth Thread
The Actor's Romance
The Happy Ending
The Pedagogue of Bellevue Mansions . . .
Peter Ruff & The Double Four
The Indiscretion Of Letty Shaw
The Little Lady From Servia
The Demand Of The Double-Four
Recalled by The Double-Four
The Ambassador's Wife . . .
Michael Sayers & Norman Greyes
The Undiscovered Murderer
The Kiss of Judas
The Leeds Bank Robbery
The Winds of Death
Seven Boxes of Gold . . .
Jennerton & Co.
The Great Bear
The Lion's Den
Numbers One and Seven
The Man with Two Bags
Judgment Postponed
The Yankeedoodle Kid . . .
Joseph Cray
The Donvers Case
The Two Philanthropists
Pussyfoot in Mischief
The Reckoning with Otto Schreed
Satan and the Spirit . . .
Commodore Jasen
The Ghosts Of Suicide Corner
No Red Ribbon For The Commodore
Commodore Jasen Watches His Step
The Seven Taverns Of Marseilles . . .
Miss Mott
Ask Miss Mott
Dinner Without Masks
The Magic Popgun
The House Of Dread
Behind Barred Doors . . .
Baroness Clara of Linz
Thirty-Nine Wooden Boxes
An Olympian Debacle
Broken Engagements
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E. Phillips Oppenheim, the Prince of Storytellers (1866-1946) was an internationally renowned author of mystery and espionage thrillers. His novels and short stories have all the elements of blood-racing adventure and intrigue and are precursors of modern-day spy fictions.