The Last Cruise of the "Emden"

Edwin P. Hoyt

White Lion Publrs

Bridge at Arnhem

History

charles-whiting

Military

Curzon Case

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Francis Durbridge

Mystery

They Wanted to Live

Cecil Roberts

Literature & Fiction

Curious events almost seem to cry out for the Saint's intervention, and in these stories he is faced with enough peculiar crimes to keep him well occupied. The various adventures he gets himself into lead him to kiss a policewoman, buy a racehorse, invest in bootlegging, dabble in antiques, rent a flat, recover a treaty, get arrested, demonstrate an invention―and always come out on top.Leslie Charteris was born in Singapore and moved to England in 1919. He left Cambridge University early when his first novel was accepted for publication. He wrote novels about the Saint throughout his life, becoming one of the 20th century's most prolific and popular authors.

Brighter Buccaneer

Leslie Charteris

Yellow Scarf

SIR FRANCIS TUKER

God's Men

BUCK, PEARL S.

Genre Fiction

Wilderness Trek

Zane, Grey

Carley Burch, a beautiful young woman must leave her glamorous high society life of New York to follow her fiancA(c), Glenn Kilbourne, to the rugged Wild West. She braves fierce ruffians, brutal elements and lack of civilization in an attempt to reclaim him. Glenn, suffering from shell shock and the betrayal of his country following World War I, had moved west to recover. He then fell in love with the West and his perspective on life was changed forever. Glen now finds his previous high society life repulsive. Can Carley adapt to the rigorous life of the West? Will she be able to convince Glenn to return to his "home" in New York? Will she be in time before a rival temptress steals Glenn away?

Call of the Canyon

Contemporary

Bomber Pilot

Leonard Cheshire

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